Description

TL 41SW STANSTEAD ABBOTS HARLOW ROAD (A414)
(south side)

6/12 Stanstead Lodge

II

Farmhouse now a private house. C18. Said to have been Bugges
Farm formed out of 2 timberframed cottages c1720 to which Robert
Chester retired when the bursting of the South Sea Bubble
interrupted his building of Briggens nearby in Hunsdon parish
(q.v.), and have been extended in 1926 by Sir Albert Richardson
and 1965 by Charles Cunningham. 2-storeys, L-shaped roughcast
house with old red tile hipped roof and central chimney to main
range facing E. Semi-circular moulded porch on 2 columns
protecting central 2-panel door in glazed screen. 5 flushbox
sash windows, with 6/6 panes, has triple sash window over door,
all renewed. Low plinth and box eaves. Garden front on S of 2-
storeys and 5-windows with central half-glazed door and 6/6 flush
box sashes. Upper floor windows with 3/6 panes and moulded
architraves. Overhanging eaves. 2-light casement windows to
rear. C20 outbuildings.

Listing NGR: TL4104111159

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26639220

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