19th century Renaissance inspired Lodge preserved for the future

This lodge is a delightful 19th century dwelling and is a jewel of a building, clad entirely in carved oak panelling. Some of the panelling is original early 17th century Renaissance style Italian carving, thought to have been brought back to England by the then owner of the estate, although how it then came to form the cladding of the Lodge is unknown. Mixed with the original carving, is 19th century mock renaissance panels. The exterior of a wood panelled 19th c entrance lodge exterior It is thought that Edward Levy-Lawson, the first Lord Burnham, is probably responsible for the creation of the Lodge. Intriguingly the Burnham coat of arms depicting two rams’ heads adorns both the main gable and form the centrepiece of the front elevation. The crest of arms detailed over the front entrance gable Further detailing above a window which was secondary glazed This really exquisite building has been transformed into a comfortable family dwelling through careful renovation. During this process, the poor thermal qualities of the original primary windows were identified and Selectaglaze was approached to design a suitable treatment. As it is a reversible adaptation, secondary glazing, is generally accepted by Conservation Officers. To blend seamlessly with this architectural gem, five Series 10 horizontal sliding units together with one Series 45 hinged casement were specified. Series 10 horizontal sliding and series 45 hinged casement secondary glazing at 19th century entrance lodge Careful renovation, coupled with the highest quality secondary glazing has resulted in a warm and comfortable interior space, suitable for 21st century living; whilst the charms of this irreplaceable architectural jewel have been preserved for prosperity.

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