Description

ST75NE NORTON ST. PHILIP CP
FARLEIGH HUNGERFORD.
1/249
Park Lodge, about 200 metres
South West of Farleigh Castle
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GV II

Lodge. Circa 1806. Ashlar Doulting stone, welsh slate, parapeted gabled roofs. Perpendicular Gothic style. 2-storey
L-plan with central entrance to south. Rubble stone plinth, weathered string courses at floor and ceiling levels,
embattled parapet. Diagonally at the corners; 2-stage buttresses with octagonal pinnacles, domed caps and ball
finials, only 2 survive. Stepped end gables with central, corbelled octagonal pinnacles with domed caps and ball
finials. Projecting entrance porch with 4 centred moulded arches on 3 sides, weathered string course and embattled
parapet and diagonal corner buttresses with pinnacles and finials. 2-light 4-centre stone mullion windows under square
head with dripmoulds. In east gable at ground level; a stone angled bay window, retangular lead glazing.

Listing NGR: ST7965456765

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26310266

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