Description

DURSLEY KINGSHILL LANE
ST 7598
(north side)
5/17 No 3
II

Former lodge house, now small detached house. Circa 1880 for Edwin
Eyre. Incised render; limestone ashlar dressings; random rubble
with ashlar dressings on secondary elevations; ashlar chimneys;
Welsh slate roof. T-plan; 2-storey. Flat-roofed garage addition
at north end is not of special interest. Parapet gabled ends
facing south and west each with flat-roofed canted single-storey
bay window and Venetian window with plain keyed architraves above;
12-pane sashes to front of bays with narrow 4-pane sashes to sides.
Projecting moulded cornice to bays with plain parapet above. Quoin
pilaster strips and open gable pediments. Square flat-roofed porch
in south-west angle matches bays; glazed C20 porch extension.
East side: random rubble with scattered fenestration. Eaves-
mounted moulded chimney on east side; central moulded chimney.
Lodge is contemporary with c1880 alterations to Kingshill House.

Listing NGR: ST7525898936

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26514491

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