SYDENHAM MILL LODGE AND COTTAGE IMMEDIATELY TO THE NORTH EAST

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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.

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SYDENHAM MILL LODGE AND COTTAGE IMMEDIATELY TO THE NORTH EAST

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SX 47 NW SYDENHAM DAMEREL SYDENHAM DAMEREL

10/320 Sydenham Mill Lodge and cottage - immediately to the north east

GV II

House, formerly the Rectory. A circa early C19 main block with a crosswing that probably dates from the C17 and a circa C19 cottage at right angles to the main block. The early C19 block is stone rubble with a plinth and set back pilasters; slate roof hipped at ends. Rendered stacks at ends have grey brick chimney shafts with blind recesses to each face. Double depth plan with a gabled rear projection, probably containing the stair. A crosswing at the left end under a lower slate roof is probably C17 in origin and may have formed part of a C17 house on the site. This house was probably adapted as a service wing when the early C19 block was built. L- plan. 2 storeys. The main block has deep eaves and a 5-bay symmetrical front with a central 2-leaf panelled front door below a depressed arched fanlight with ornamental glazing. The soffit of the doorway is panelled to match the front door. 12-pane sash windows, the ground floor windows under flat cut stone arches. Ground floor window left is a slightly smaller 9-pane sash. Small C20 window inserted to the left of the front door. The front elevation of the wing has a roof hipped at the left end and an adjoining left-hand bay with a lean-to roof. The front elevation of the wing has casement window with galzing bars and at the rear the wing has 2 late C18/early C19 first floor 16-pane sashes. An early C19 rear door to the main block has a moulded stone cornice on moulded stone consoles. The circa C19 cottage at right angles to the main block is stone rubble, partly plastered and colourwashed to the front, slate roof gabled at ends, left gable end stone stack, stone lateral stack to rear. The single depth cottage runs parallel to the crosswing across a narrow court and is linked to it by a pentice carried on posts. 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 4-window front with 2 front doors. Fenestration to the right-hand is C20, the left-hand windows are 2- and 3-light casements with glazing bars. Interior The early C19 main block has been modernized with C20 fireplaces, some C19 shutters survive. The crosswing has a chamfered beam to the ground floor front room and may contain other early features.

Listing NGR: SX4064275782

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National Grid Reference: SX 40642 75782

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