Description

ROMSEY EXTRA BROADLANDS ESTATE
SU 32 SE
3/17 Red Lodge
II
Lodge dwelling. c1870, an 'Old English (Tudor) design by W E Nesfield. Walls
of red brickwork in English bond with a high plinth double in part), the
prominent north gable being tile-hung with scalloped pattern and is jettied at
the 1st floor; above the entrance is a jettied section with plaster filled
timber-frame, ending in a gable (again projected on brackets) with decorative
bargeboards. Tile roof, with large and small gables and varied eaves levels:
prominent chimney stack with vertical ribbed pattern in cut brickwork. The
building has a simple rectangular form, enriched by varied details; one and a
half storeys, irregular fenestration. The oak-framed casements have leaded
lights of very small panes, used as a standard unit in different multiples, to.
fit different sizes of openings. Tudor doorframe and boarded door. A small
single,storeyed rear wing is masked by a high wall.

Listing NGR: SU3506819411

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26385982

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