Description

SJ 46 SW EATON C.P. BELGRAVE AVENUE
(North side) Eaton Park

3/46 Upper Belgrave Lodge

II

Lodge, 1877, by John Douglas for 1st Duke of Westminster. Red brick
with randomly placed sandstone blocks. Upper storey has jettied
oak-framed projection to front and some tile hanging. Red tile roofs,
gabled and hipped, with terracotta finials. Shaped, stone-dressed
brick chimney. Coloured pargetting in front gable. T shaped, 1½
storey, Jacobethan. Carved bressumer to front gable. Shaped window
surrounds and mullions, stone to lower, oak to upper storey; small
pane iron casements (probably replacements) below, casements with
patterned leaded glazing above. Projecting oak-framed porch on
sandstone plinth at left end with shaped boarded oak door in Tudor
arched doorway with pargetted panel above. Single storey rear wing,
altered.
Interior: Plan altered. Dogleg stair with wrought octagonal newels
and shaped balusters. 6 and 4-panel pine doors with chamfered rails
and shaped muntins.

Listing NGR: SJ4060960857

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Upper Belgrave Lodge at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q7898483

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