Anmery Lodge

Anmery Lodge is a mid-19th century estate cottage located in Hursley. The building is constructed of flint with brick and stone dressings and features a slate roof. It has a T-shaped layout, with the stem extending back to meet a boundary wall that runs at an angle. The roof at the end of the main block has a gable with kneelers, and the boundary wall continues into the side in front of the stem of the T, with a porch located on the opposite side. The cottage has a dressed stone plinth and a canted bay in the center, which has a slate roof and is set on a dressed stone base. This bay features three lights at the front and a small cross window above, all framed in a chamfered brick architrave. The gable has brick coping, and at the junction with the stem, there is a large external stack topped by three star-sectioned chimneys. To the right of the building, there is a porch with a kneelered brick gable and a pair of rectangular stone lancets on the side.