Lodge, gates and gate piers formerly to The Towers (EHER 38264)
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Summary
An entrance lodge, now a house, built in around 1870 for E. M. Bentall (see EHER 46205). It is built from concrete which has been grooved to imitate masonry, in a Classical style.
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Location
| Grid reference | TL 8597 0826 (point) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | MALDON, MALDON, ESSEX |
Type and Period
Description
January 1990. Grade II listed.
An entrance lodge, now a house, built in around 1870 for E. M. Bentall (see EHER 46205). It is built from concrete which has been grooved to imitate masonry. The roof is concealed by a blocking course and has a central chimney stack with four pots with Greek-key design. The building is in a Classical style. It is single storey.
Attached to right side are a pedestrian gate flanked by pilasters and two large square concrete carriage-gate piers, incised to represent masonry, with stylized Greek-key design above. They are wooden gates with elaborate iron grilles at top. <1>
See photo <2>.