Description

SP05NE ARROW

2/14 Ragley Hall, principal
01/02/67 entrance lodge (south)
(Formerly listed as lodges at
Ragley Hall)

GV II*

Gate lodge, wall and gates. One of a pair (q.v.) c.1785. Lias ashlar,
sandstone dressings. C20 artificial slate roof and central stone chimney.
Rusticated quoins and moulded plinth and cornice to lodge and wall. Single
storey, one-window cube flanked by lower narrow bays with round-headed
niches, and concave quadrant wall curving forward to a pier with a niche and
quoins. Classical design. Late C18 sash window has a moulded stone
architrave and pediment, and blind balustrade below. Shallow pyramid roof
behind parapet. Rear elevation identical. Entrance on right hand return side
has a portico of 2 Tuscan columns in antis with a framed panel above, and a
flat 6-panel door with moulded architrave. Wrought iron pedestrian and
carriage gates of spear motif have openwork piers with original lanterns.
Interior: not inspected. Mid C20 addition behind the wall.

Listing NGR: SP0793056234

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17551183

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