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Thornfield House — Mount Talbot

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Thornfield House — Mount Talbot
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Vehicular entrance gates to Thornfield House, erected c.1840, comprising inner and outer piers of channelled ashlar limestone having moulded cornices and low-pitched pyramidal caps. Cast-iron railings and gates between, set on low, quadrant walls of ashlar limestone with moulded copings. Three-bay single-storey L-plan gate lodge opposite gateway, having later flat-roofed extension to north side, and three-bay south side. Windbreak to doorway of channelled ashlar with open-bed pediment and with dropped keystone to door opening. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Square-headed replacement timber windows with painted sills. Square-headed doorway with glazed timber door. Rendered boundary wall to small front garden.

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