Building record 612/3/2 - Lodge to Kenyon Hall and Adjacent Gate Piers

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 58894 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Former Lodge to Kenyon Hall now a dwelling, early nineteenth century whitened stucco with slate roof. Single storey two bays including gable projection, gabled return north with five window segmental projection. Flat roofed entrance porch on two piers and two half piers with Doric caps. Channel rustication up to moulded string course at sill level. Bolection moulded four panel door with plain rectangular transome light. Recessed sashes without glazing bars, moulded eaves cornice, gable pediments with copings, lead flats to porch roof and segmental bay and moulded caps to chimneys. The gated entrance to the hall, adjoining the lodge, has piers with rebated angles, moulded plinth, frieze with triglyphs, heavy cornice and moulded base which formerly supported lamps.