Description

FAWLEY STANSWOOD ROAD
SU 40 SE
13/15 Nos 1 and 2 Nelson Lodge
-
- II

Lodge, now 2 dwellings. 1864 for A R Drummond. Yellow brick, slate roof,
1½ storey, L-shaped building of 3 bay main wing and 2 bay smaller wing. Road
front has slightly projecting left hand gabled bay. In front of -it is gabled
porch with segmental head opening. Over this is tabled inscribed 'ARD 1864'.
Centre bay has 3-light transomed, segmental head window with diamond panes
and red brick hood mould. Right hand bay has pilasters either side of similar
window. On roof over these bays 2-light transomed window, with diamond panes,
in gabled dormer. Ridge stacks to each side of centre bay, consisting of
several square-section shafts. Combed ridge tiles.

Listing NGR: SZ4581699393

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26634359

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