Description

HALTWHISTLE A69 (T)
NY 66 SE
(North side, off)
15/2 East Lodge to
Blenkinsopp Hall
II

Gate Lodge. Circa 1840. Tooled dressed sandstone, Welsh slate roof and stone
chimney stacks. Main block almost square-plan with short wing on rear. Tudor
style. Single-storey main block, 3-bay front. Central pair of 6-panel doors
in chamfered Tudor-arched surround under hoodmould. Flanking 2-light chamfered-
mullioned windows under hoodmoulds with 10-pane sashes in each light. Deep
overhanging eaves forming a verandah on front and returns; front verandah on
6 thin stone posts set diagonally. Pyramidal roof has diagonally-set central
stack with chamfered top band and 2 ornamental chimney pots. Slightly-shorter
returns have verandahs supported on 4 posts. 2-light window on right return.
Single-storey bay on rear has replaced casement in chamfered surround,
moderately-pitched roof and stone rear-end stack. C20 single-storey addition
on rear wing is not of special interest.

Listing NGR: NY6898163732

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26449667

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