The New Lodge Building To East Adjoining Wall And Gate-Piers

SW 83 NW FEOCK TRELISSICK

4/31 The New Lodge building to east adjoining wall and gate-piers.

GV II

East lodge, building to east adjoining walls and gate-piers with gate. Circa 1860. Slatestone walls with freestone and granite dressings. Dry Delabole slate roofs with pierced clay ridge tiles and finials, half-hipped to east and west and polygonal to south wing projecting eaves. External lateral gabled stacks to north wall and east wall of south wing with grouped and linked round shafts. Irregular 3-room T-plan with integral lean-to porch in south west angle. High Victorian gothic style. 2 storeys. South front has projecting central wing with canted front and polygonal roof with partly slate-hung gable over 2 shouldered arch lights to first floor window. The 3 ground floor 2-light windows have string course above which continues around sides. The right-hand side has large lateral stack with set-offs, 3 round shafts and oven at base. The left-hand side has porch in angle, with arched doorway, its roof is carried down from main roof and supported on corbel over a weathered buttress. The left and right-hand ends and rear of main range have stone mullion windows and rear wall has another similar lateral stack. Interior not inspected. Building to east for fuel store and earth closet has hipped scantle slate roof. Adjoining walling encloses courtyard to rear of lodge and is linked to estate boundary wall with carriage entrance to south west of lodge. Granite copings. Gateway has square-on-plan granite monolith piers with stopped chamfers and caps with sloping sides and flat square bases to centre presumably for statues.

Listing NGR: SW8303439765