Lodge And Gateway With Srceen Walls To North East Of Rounton Grange is a Grade II* listed building in the North Yorkshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 23 June 1966. Lodge.

Lodge And Gateway With Srceen Walls To North East Of Rounton Grange

WRENN ID
half-nave-rush
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
North Yorkshire
Country
England
Date first listed
23 June 1966
Type
Lodge
Source
Historic England listing

Description

EAST ROUNTON ROUNTON GRANGE NZ 40 SW 8/20 Lodge and gateway with screen walls to north 23.6.66 east of Rounton Grange - II* Lodge and entrance archway with screen walls. 1909 by George Jack for Sir Hugh Bell, dated over arch. Ashlar; pantiles and stone flags to roofs. Romantic mixture of styles. Low, 2-centred arch through narrow range with pseudo- machicolated eaves and small central gable with escutcheon. Lean-to behind buttressed octagonal chimney at left. Curved screen wall, with stepped, gabled coping, runs left to octagonal pier with ball finial. To right of arch a very small window in pointed recess; then a linking bay, with small window, to 2-storey lodge with large shafted and corniced chimney-stack in left end. Swept roof has curved gable copings and ball finials. Irregular 3-bay road front has leaded casements. (The park front has segment-headed sashes). A low, curved one-storey wing sweeps forward to a small octagonal pavilion with large, projecting octagonal chimney-stacks.

Listing NGR: NZ4323103439

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