Description

SCARISBRICK HALL ROAD
SD 31 SE
8/27 No.112 and 114 (North lodge to
Scarisbrick Hall) with
gatepiers and walling
11.10.1968
- II

Gate lodge (now 2 dwellings) with associated gatepiers and walls. Probably
c.1840. Punched squared sandstone with quoins, low-pitched hipped slate
roof concealed by parapet. Three bays and 2 storeys, in Tudor style, with
embattled parapet, Tudor-arched windows (a) and doors (b) with hoodmoulds,
arranged a,b,a,b,a at ground floor; 3 similar windows above; modern glazed
doors; all windows have 4 cusped lights and wooden mullions; at 1st floor,
above the doors, are 2 stone shields, the 1st blank and the other carved
with crested arms and decorated surround including a ribbon lettered
"PATIENTIA VINCIT OMNIA". Tall chimneys at the end walls. Associated
gatepiers c.3 metres high, square in section with stop-chamfered corners,
octagonal caps with weathering; low convex approach walls with roll-moulded
coping, ramped up to the piers.

Listing NGR: SD3949612866

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26643808

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