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Grouse Lodge

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Grouse Lodge
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Main entrance gates to Grouse Lodge (15403118), erected c.1810, comprising a pair of moulded limestone gate posts, on circular plan with fluted domed heads, supporting a pair of wrought-iron double gates. Set in section of boundary wall to the east of Grouse Lodge and to the northeast of Moate.
An interesting and elegantly-appointed gateway associated with Grouse Lodge (15403118), which retains its early form and is an appealing feature in the rural landscape to the northeast of Moate. The unusual moulded limestone gate posts with Classical detailing are of artistic merit and form a suitably fine first impression on entering the grounds of Grouse Lodge.

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