Coombe Warren Lodge, With Garden Walls To Coombe Lane West And Coombe Hill Road

Coombe Warren Lodge, built in the 1870s, likely designed by George Devey, served as a lodge for the now-demolished Coombe Warren House, which was constructed in 1869. The lodge features a picturesque design in red brick with stone window dressings and has a tiled roof supported by a brick corbel table, along with distinctive Dutch gables and four tall grouped diagonal stacks. A ground floor oriel with a stone base is part of the garden wall along Coombe Lane West, which extends westward from the lodge. This wall is made of red brick with blue diapering on a squared rubble stone base that ends with a corbel table. The wall along Coombe Hill Road is similar but does not have the stone base. There is a later extension to the north of the lodge that is less interesting, designed in the same style but without the Dutch gables.