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the huge central chimney stack and<br />
sweeping cat-slide roof to the front<br />
porches.<br />
Stockwell (left) and Springfield (right)<br />
9.19 South Lodge sits on <strong>Holdenhurst</strong> <strong>Village</strong><br />
Road at the end of the long driveway<br />
to Hurn Court. The property dates<br />
from the 1920s and is built in the<br />
Arts and Crafts style with prominent<br />
chimney stacks, feature catslide roof<br />
over the entrance, overhanging eaves<br />
and gables with decorative timber<br />
framing. Although the property has<br />
lost its original timber framed windows<br />
to PVCu replacements the property<br />
clearly reflects vernacular architectural<br />
detailing and blends in seamlessly in<br />
its sylvan setting. The contribution of<br />
this property is also noted in paragraph<br />
10.13.<br />
South Lodge<br />
9.20 The Old Billiard Room dates from<br />
the 1920s and although built for<br />
a utilitarian purpose it has the<br />
appearance of a cottage due to its<br />
small scale. Its neat front garden<br />
bordered by a hedge and timber<br />
gate reinforces its cottage setting.<br />
The property possesses architectural<br />
features used in the early twentieth<br />
century such as the use of pebbledash<br />
render to the external walls, chimney<br />
stacks, timber front door and timber<br />
casement windows. The building was<br />
originally the parish hall and is modest<br />
in scale; however, its conversion to a<br />
dwelling involved a rear addition to<br />
double the accommodation. Despite<br />
the extension the single storey nature<br />
of the building ensures the Old Billiard<br />
Room sits comfortably in its setting.<br />
Old Billiard Room<br />
9.21 The <strong>Village</strong> Hall dates from the 1930s<br />
and is reflective of the Modernist style<br />
of architecture with its attractive Art<br />
Deco porch and arched window to the<br />
gable. The building is of a scale and<br />
form that is reflective of buildings<br />
within the <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong> and the<br />
function of the building contributes<br />
to the village character. Despite<br />
the unfortunate plastic windows<br />
and concrete roof tiles the building<br />
makes an important contribution to<br />
the character and appearance of the<br />
<strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong>.<br />
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