Description

NZ 26 NE
1833/9/10215
12-DEC-00

JESMOND
NORTH JESMOND AVENUE
(East side)
The Lodge

II

Estate lodge. 1883. Red brick with terracotta dressing and plain tiled roofs with decorative barge boards. One gable stack and one tall wall stack. Single storey. Moulded plinth and elaborate terracotta sill band. Main facade has to right large canted wooden bay window with very deeply coved eaves decorated with two rows of plaster panels, the lower left bearing the date 1883. Central wooden lean-to porch has turned wooden columns and balusters, now glazed. To left single 4-light casement window topped with painted terracotta pediment with swag. Right return has central wall stack with decorative terracotta panels at its base, to left a single light casement with rounded pediment and to right a 2-light casement with similar broader pediment. Left return has single French window with simple segmental lintel. Small single storey extension to rear.

Listing NGR: NZ2536566900

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26668587

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