Description

TQ O5NE EAST HORSLEY C.P. FOREST ROAD

2/36 Forest Farm House
11/4/85
GV II

House. 1867, by Lovelace Estate. Flint rubble, some knapped, with brick and
terracotta quoins and dressings; slate roofs, some hipped. House to left with
single storey service buildings extending in a U shape, around a courtyard, to
the right. Two storeys with massive multiple stacks to front right and rear
right under decorative corbelled tops. Street front: Two storey angle bay to
left with elaborate, brick and terracotta plaque band over the ground floor,
arcaded and machicolated eaves band. One original cambered head, metal casement
window to first floor right, one window below, one first floor window in each face
of the angle bay. Larger ground floor windows in each face of the angle bay. Door
to left in the re-entrant angle between the angle bay and the gabled bay of the
left hand return front. One further ground floor window to right in a weatherboarded
pentice roofed extension. Weatherboarded and brick extensions to right. This is one
of a series of estate buildings constructed by Lord Lovelace, Uncle to Lord Byron, in
East Horsley Parish.

Listing NGR: TQ0983855167

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26280605

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