Lodge Farm House

Description

This information is taken from the statutory List as it was in 2001 and may not be up to date.

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5193 PAMPHILL BLANDFORD ROAD (North-east Side) Lodge Farm House ST 90 SE 3/1 18.3.55 II* 2. A late C14 first floor hall house - possibly originally a hunting lodge, enlarged and altered circa 1600. Ironstone walls, gabled tiled roof with stone eaves courses, brick end stacks. Two storeys and attic. Lean-to rear extension circa 1600 of brick under catslide roof, with large brick stack.

Ground floor - original undercroft, of two rooms with central cross-passage.

First floor contains hall - originally open to roof, ceiled over circa 1600 - and solar. Main elevation has central doorway with traces of arch. Ground floor has two modern casements. First floor has two 2-light traceried windows - mullions removed to take modern casements. One single-light C14 window and a small window lighting a former newel stair. Internally, ground floor has timber- framed partitions and large chamfered ceiling beams. Hall on first floor has a C14 fireplace and a further C14 window in rear wall - now blocked. C14 panelled partition originally between hall and solar - now reset. Present partition to solar made up of C18 panelling. Solar has moulded ceiling beam and wall plates.

C14 fireplace and arch to former garderobe. This end of house has brick paving to first floor - probably circa 1600. Roof of arch-braced collar form, with wind-bracing. Kitchen of circa 1600 has large open fireplace, part built up.

A house of exceptional interest, retaining many mediaeval features. The RCHM Survey does not fully interpret it.

Under repair at time of Survey. RCHM Monument 11.

Listing NGR: ST9743102147

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This is part of the Series: IOE01/0708 IOE Records taken by Trevor Fenwick; within the Collection: IOE01 Images Of England

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© Mr Trevor Fenwick. Source: Historic England Archive

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