Description

MALBOROUGH CROSS LANE
SU 1869
3/352 The Lodge
II
Lodge. Circa 1902, possibly by C E Ponting,architect and surveyor for Marlborough
College. Flemish bond red brick with diaper work in blue brick and stone window
frames. Concrete tile sprocketed hipped roof with deep eaves and wrought-iron
gutter brackets. Projecting brick stack at left side with moulded brick cornice.
Plan: Rectangular plan with main room on south front and behind the services and
entrance on right side. Vernacular revival style. Exterior: 1 storey and
attic. Symmetrical 1-window south front with moulded stone mullion 3-light window
with hoodmould and leaded casements. Wide 4-light half-dormer above eaves with
flat roof and moulded wooden cornice. Doorway on right hand (east) side.
Interior: not inspected.
Note: The lodge to Hyde Cross qv, which was built for Marlborough College
house masters. The architect, C E Ponting also designed Marlborough Town Hall and
Marlborough College Gymnasium qv.
Source Kennet District Council Planning Department

Listing NGR: SU1844469484

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26536285

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