Keeper'S Cottage In Home Wood Along Track 260 Metrs From Road is a Grade II listed building in the East Hertfordshire local planning authority area, England. House. 4 related planning applications.
Keeper'S Cottage In Home Wood Along Track 260 Metrs From Road
- WRENN ID
- lunar-steel-crimson
- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- East Hertfordshire
- Country
- England
- Type
- House
- Source
- Historic England listing
Description
TL 41 SW GILSTON GILSTON LANE (west side)
2/40 Keeper's Cottage in Home Wood along - track 260 metres from road
- II
House. '1851' on quatrefoil datestone on W gable. For John Hodgson Esq of Gilston Park, probably designed by P C Hardwick (signed drawing for kennels behind in HRO) having slate slabs and cover rolls used to roof bay window also found on Cumberland Lodge (1855) presumably by Hardwick, the architect for the main house Gilston Park. A picturesque, one and a half storeys red brick and slate Gothic keeper's house. L-shaped and facing W. Low plinth. W end of W wing- has a semioctagonal single storey stone bay window on a brick base and with 1- and 2-light transomed wooden casement windows and steep polygonal roof of large slate slabs with round-topped slate rolls at the angles, 2- light casement window over with flat gauged brick arch and flush stone sill. N side has 2 majestic tall projecting chimneys each having 2 diagonal brick shafts with moulded caps. Simple bargeboards with finial on W gable. Simpler E elevation with 2 casement windows on each floor and 4-panelled flush beaded door under gabled timber porch with slate roof. Windows have flat gauged brick arches and flush stone sills. Transomed windows on Ground floor. A deliberately picturesque Gothic estate house, one of the earliest built for John Hodgson Esq on the Gilston Park Estate probably designed by P C Hardwick who was building Gilston Park for him at the time.
Listing NGR: TL4350513017
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