Building record 1230/4/6 - Red Lodge, Tabley

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 58556 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Grade II listed Lodge. Late C19. Red English garden wall bond brick with timber framing with rendered infill and plain and fish scale tiled roof. Drive front: porch to left with brick base and turned posts with arch braces. Hipped roof above connecting to house roof. Single storey range behind porch extending to left. To right of porch is a canted brick bay window and chamfered brick mullions. Cambered moulded bressummer above bay window supported on 2 pairs of moulded brackets to form overhanging upper floor. 7 pargetted panels to first floor, one with Art-Nouveau floral motif. 5-light window above with ovolo-moulded wooden mullions. Eaves above this supported on moulded paired brackets with moulded angle braces rising to support tiled upper gable. One of the gate lodges to Tabley House

<2> English Heritage, 2001, Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest, GD1636 (Report). SCH2822.

(on of) Two late C19 lodges lie further north on the A5033. To the north of the home farm is Red Lodge (listed grade II). Probably built very shortly before 1881 when it is first mapped (OS 1st edition published 1881), the lodge is in the vernacular style with decoration including pargetted panels