Pair Of Lodge Cottages And Linking Gateway 250M North Of Lanwades Hall

This pair of lodge cottages and linking gateway, located 250 meters north of Lanwades Hall, was built around 1907 in the Tudorbethan style. The cottages are one storey with attics, constructed from narrow red bricks featuring moulded bands at the first floor. They have Flemish gables with moulded brick copings and plaintiled roofs, each with a flat leaded roofed casement dormer. The cottages also showcase clusters of six octagonal chimneys with moulded bases and star-tops. The windows are limestone framed and mullioned, fitted with iron casements and leaded lights. The side entrance doors are framed, boarded, and glazed, complete with limestone hood-moulds. The gateway consists of a pair of banded red brick gatepiers topped with a moulded brick cornice, and features a pair of wrought iron carriage gates adorned with scrolled decoration and a central monogram. This structure is included for its group value.