East Lodge

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SJ 88 NE 5/202

BRAMHALL HALL ROAD East Lodge

II One of the lodges to Bramall Hall. 1884, designed by George Faulkner Armitage. Brick with some timber framing, the whole painted and panelled to appear completely frame construction; tiled gable-end roof. Irregularly cruciform in plan; 2 storeys. Each wing with bargeboarding, herringbone to gable wall, coved jetties to 1st and attic floor, close-studding with more complex designs to the public fronts. Varied fenestration with one and two-light casements, most with the original diamond leading, some breaking into the coving. Angle porch with pentice roof on shaped brackets; half-glazed door. Services and yard contained within brick wall, painted to represent timber framing. Red brick ridge stacks. The lodge was built when the medieval timber-framed Bramall Hall was restored and the present grounds laid out, and is a good example of a small-scale domestic design by this nationally important architect.

Listing NGR: SJ8939286373