Building record 10422 - St Martin's Lodge, Nicholas Street

St Martin’s Lodge, designed by Thomas Harrison for his own home, was built as a villa in grounds in 1820, of lined stucco with brown brick, and a grey slate hipped roof. It became a vicarage in 1840, and is now used as office space. Note that below-ground remains associated with the lodge also survive (2). Please see the listed building record DCH6958 for more structural detail (1).

Mel Morris Conservation, 2011, St Martin's Lodge, Nicholas street, Chester Building Appraisal, R3357 (Client Report). SCH6856.

Mel Morris Conservation, 2012, Level 2 survey of St Martins Lodge, Chester, R3689 (Client Report). SCH7720.

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 470325 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

<2> Earthworks Archaeological Services, 2011, Proposed redevelopment at St Martin's Lodge, Nicholas Street, Chester: An Archaeological Evaluation, R3267 (Client Report). SCH6648.