Description

HIGHNAM B4215 SO 72 SE (north side) 3/44 Rodwayhill Lodge II House. Third quarter Cl9 for T. Gambier-Parry. Painted English bond brickwork to ground floor and below: blue-painted quoins and patterning probably reflects original permanent polychromy: above timber-framed with rendered panels: tiled roof. Two windows wide, one room deep, 2 storeys. House gable to road, built up off steep bank. Battered wall below ground floor to gable, semi-circular headed recess in centre, rubbed brick arch, alternate blue and red sections, buttress to left. Chamfered brick plinth at ground floor level. Three-light casement window ground floor, diamond panes (as all other original windows), lean-to tiled roof over on curved brackets. Brick patterning to left. First floor jettied, exposed joists with curved brackets at ends. Framing narrow panels, low 'mid' rail, panels extend through gable truss. Paired 3-light casements, weatherboard to mid rail each side, and to tie beam and collar above: wide verge. Chimney set back on left, set diagonally, with cross-shaped stack above square base, cogged oversailing course to cap. Right return: patterned brickwork on left, half-glazed front door under lean-to tiled roof on large, curved brackets: 2-light C20 window to right. First floor not oversailing, weatherboard to mid rail throughout: jettied section to left, 3 curved brackets, exposed joist ends: 4-light casement, weatherboard over, and to tie beam to gable over: large quatrefoil in apex. Similar 2-light casement to right. Occupies prominent position above road.

Listing NGR: SO7861520642

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