STREATLAM CASTLE SOUTH LODGES, WITH WALLS, GATES AND RAILINGS ATTACHED - List Entry
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Description
"2 lodges, with gates, dwarf walls and railings, and flanking walls, forming south entrance to Streatlam Castle (now demolished). Circa 1840. Lodges: Sandstone ashlar with plinths; roofs of graduated Lakeland slates. Ashlar walls. Wrought iron gates and railings. Classical style. West lodge square one-storey, one-bay with projecting centre to/each elevation. Aproned and pedimented sash with glazing bars and architrave in south elevation to road; finely dentilled cornice and high blocking course; pyramidal roof with central banded square chimney. Pedimented architrave to 6-panel door and high overlight in right return facing gates, the pediments of door and window at the same height. East lodge one storey, 3 bays, each end bay with projecting centres on all sides; south elevation has pedimented window at left....." -
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Link: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1440520
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