The Lodge, Gates And Gate Piers At Eastern Entrance To Stowell Park

YANWORTH A429 SP 01 SE (west side) 7/100 The Lodge, gates and gate piers at eastern entrance to Stowell Park II Lodge, gates and gate piers at eastern entrance to Stowell Park. Late C19, probably designed by Samuel Belcher. Lodge; limestone rubble, first floor of house part pebble-dashed, stone slate roof, stone stack. Ashlar gate piers and subsidiary piers connected to lodge via limestone rubble wall. Wrought and cast-iron gates. Lodge rectangular in plan with circular turret at front left-hand corner. Gates and gate piers attached via short length of wall left of turret. Wall then curves forward left of left-hand pier, terminating at a subsidiary pier, similar curving wall and subsidiary pier right of turret. Lodge; 1½ storeys with upper floor lit by 2-light double-chamfered stone-mullioned casement. Cotswold dormer facing main road, a small gable at rear. String between ground and first floor of main body. Turret lit by 2-light double-chamfered stone-mullioned casements. C19 plank door with fillets within lean-to porch at left gable end. Octagonal roof rising to point with ball finial to turret. Gate piers and subsidiary piers with recessed panels, moulded cappings and ball finials. Double gates incorporating some foliate wrought-iron work. Deer's head at apex of left-hand gate. Lodge interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SP0923512854