19th Century Lodge House in Shropshire, England
11/15/19
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Posted on OHD: 11/15/19. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
Golden Gates Lodge, Pave Lane, Newport, England TF10
Available to the market for the first time in over forty five years is this detached Duke of Sutherland former Lodge house situated at the end of the drive to Lilleshall Hall National Sports and Conferencing Centre. Situated adjacent to the Grade II listed gates to Lilleshall Hall the property is in need of complete renovation but retains many original features. Accommodation is set over two floors and comprises two separate reception rooms, kitchen, cloakroom, three bedrooms and bathroom. Outside the property is approached via the private driveway providing parking for several cars in front of the detached garage. The front door is set under a porch and is accessed on foot from a path. There is a large garden surrounding the property with mature trees and shrubs. Please note that there is no heating in the property and works required include plumbing, wiring, general building repairs, upgrading of all fixtures and fittings and landscaping. Chetwynd Aston is a popular village on the edge of the town of Newport. Close by are the popular pubs, The Wheatsheaf and The Fox. Nearby Newport High Street has a range of national chain stores, independent shops and supermarkets including Waitrose. There is a regular bus service to Telford and Stafford. For commuting the A41 and A518 provides a commuter link to the M54 and M6. Stafford mainline station has regular services to London, Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester.
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Shropshire's History website states this was the Gate Lodge for Lilleshall Hall built 1831. Here's another old photo.
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