Sand Hall Lodge Cottage

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Sand Hall Lodge Cottage

Image: © Mike Kirby Taken: 27 Mar 2010

This Grade II listed gate lodge cottage was erected in the mid 1800’s for John Brunyee of Sand Hall, (No information). Built of stuccoed brick with a Welsh slate roof, it is hexagonal in plan. Shown on the OS map as the round house, it was referred to in the past as “the threepenny bit house” by the locals, because of its shape. It is protected by a length of crash barrier due to the 90 degree turn in the road where the lodge is positioned.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.594629
Longitude
-0.8514