No.4 Mona Lodge

Mona Lodge

Large, early C19 town house, symmetrically planned and now sub-divided into 4 separate dwellings. Central block a 3 storey, 3 window range with central entrance; flanking, slightly advanced, 2 storey wings. Stucco rendered elevations with ashlar scoring and slightly proud rusticated quoins. Hipped slate roofs with clustered diagonally set brick stacks with capping.

Comprises the right hand (E) wing of the large town house, and mirrors the left hand wing (No. 1 Mona Lodge). Main entrance elevation now faces E, a 3 window range with central panelled door under a shallow rectangular fanlight. Windows are horned sashes, 1st floor are 9-pane; single ground floor tripartite window to R of doorway has central 12-pane and flanking 8-pane lights. To the rear (N) of the range is a single storey lean-to with single 12-pane window. The L (S) return formed part of the principal elevation of the house when it was all one dwelling; a single window range with ground and first floor top hung casement windows (6-pane) with slate sills. Brick chimney to rear has paired diagonally set stacks with capping.

Interior not inspected at the time of the survey.