Description

HOLCOMBE BURNELL
SX 89 SW

4/71 Culver Lodge

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GV II

Lodge to Culver House (qv). 1879, contemporary with new drive to Culver House and
additions to the house for Edward Byrom by Alfred Waterhouse (dated plans).
Waterhouse may have designed the lodge. Extension of the late C20. Volcanic snecked
stone with plinth and freestone dressings, tiled roof gabled at ends, brick axial
stack. The C20 extension is flat-roofed. Rectangular on plan with gable end to
drive and entrance on outward side.
2 storeys. The elevation facing the drive has a single ground floor stone mullioned
bay window, 4 lights to the front, 1 to each return, with chamfered mullions. A 3-
light first floor mullioned window also has chamfered mullions. The entrance is on
the right side with a plank front door under a tiled canopy caried on timber brackets
with struts to the left, 2 first floor 1-light windows with chamfered architraves.
The left side has two 2-light ground floor mullioned windows.
Interior chimney-piece with Gothic Revival details to principal room.
The lodge is associated with a contemporary gateway (qv).

Listing NGR: SX8501290517

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26510448

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