Tyringham Lodges is a Grade I listed building in the Milton Keynes local planning authority area, England. First listed on 3 March 1952. Lodge.

Tyringham Lodges

WRENN ID
ruined-lime-foxglove
Grade
I
Local Planning Authority
Milton Keynes
Country
England
Date first listed
3 March 1952
Type
Lodge
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SP 84 NE LATHBURY NORTHAMPTON ROAD

5/110 Tyringham Lodges (formerly listed as Entrance Gate and Lodges to Tyringham Park)

3.3.52

GV I

Entrance screen and lodges to Tyringham House; 1793-1797 by Sir John Soane. Roman cement with stone dressings, string courses. South or entrance elevation has segmental architrave with incised lines around arch and a wide band at springer level with single line at top and an incised reeded moulding at foot. This band is carried round the flanking wings forming cornice string and parapet The centre block is crowned by a similar incised moulding and blocking course. On the return faces are single sash windows in arched recesses. The soffit of the archway is coffered. In each of the flanking one storey wings is a recessed section with semi-circular headed niche adjoining the centre block and outer slightly projecting pavilions with one sash window flanked by plain Greek Doric columns in antis. North front is similar but in place of window in pavilions is a 6-panelled flush door and in place of niche a sash window. For Tyringham House, Stables, garden buildings, and bridge over the River Ouse. see Tyringham with Filgrave Parish.

Listing NGR: SP8581846395

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