Poundisford Lodge is a Grade II* listed building in the Somerset local planning authority area, England. First listed on 25 February 1955. A Post-medieval Country house. 1 related planning application.

Poundisford Lodge

WRENN ID
hallowed-buttress-saffron
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
Somerset
Country
England
Date first listed
25 February 1955
Type
Country house
Period
Post-medieval
Source
Historic England listing

Description

PITMINSTER CP ST22SW POUNDISFORD 6/140 Poundisford Lodge 25.2.55 GV II* Country house and detached service block with linking wall. Circa 1550, probably ceiled C17, early C18 south-west addition, and internal redecoration, altered internally and enlarged north and south sides mid C19, west wall brought forward mid C19 and entrance re-sited on east front. Roughcast over random rubble,brick on west front centre, plinth, slate roofs, coped verges, hipped roof to C18 addition,tall external stone stacks rising north and south sides, U-plan; probably open hall house ceiled, with billiard room addition south side, irregular shaped smoking room north side abutting powder closet west front. Two and a half storeys, west front: 1:4:1 bays, C19 Tudor style fenestration, left gable end 3-light windows, centre 4 single light leaded windows below quatrefoil pierced parapet, 2-light windows ground floor, left one on site of blocked doorway to original entrance, right gable end 2-light window to attic,3-light windows below, 2-bay re-entrant angles. Two storey C18 extension single bay lit on right return (south front) with 3-light casements; beyond on south front single storey flat roofed irregular shaped smoking room extension, to right large external stack of kitchen. North front: single storey 2-bay billiard room. Entrance on east front through gabled porch, C19 door, Wall returned to south east of porch abutting 2-storey service block, unseen and said to be in very poor condition at time if survey (April 1985). Interior: 2 fine late C16 plasterwork barrel vaulted bedrooms with overmantels, one dated 1593, late C16 and early C18 panelling, including overmantel painting in bedroom, fine chimney piece of c1740 with swags and masks very similar to that at Halswell House (qv) Goathurst CP; small bolection moulded fireplace in hall, otherwise much altered mid C19. In generally poor condition at time of survey (April 1985),(Country Life, June 24, 1916),

Listing NGR: ST2225920771

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