Description

LEEK

SJ95NE WESTWOOD PARK DRIVE
611-1/1/141 (South East side)
27/05/75 No.1
Arch Lodge

II

Former lodge to Westwood Hall. Dated 1852. Almost certainly by
the architects of the Hall, Hadfield, Weightman and Goldie,
for John Davenport. Red sandstone ashlar with plain-tiled
roofs. Jacobean style.
EXTERIOR: tower over former driveway, with 2-storeyed
single-window range alongside. Segmental archway in tower,
with hoodmould over, and paired string course above, defining
upper stage. Date in low-relief between the string courses,
'Anno Domini 1852'. 5-light mullioned window with round-arched
central light over archway and leaded lights. 2-storeyed
flanking wing has 4-light mullioned window to ground floor,
with 3-light mullion above and gabled dormer with heavy
kneelers to copings to rear, the present entrance in a later
wing beyond. Original entrance from inside the tower.
INTERIOR: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SJ9713756334

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26558818

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