
Roof detail, Former lodge for Foxwarren Park. Designed by Charles Buxton with the assistance of Frederick Barnes. 1860. Byfleet Road, near Cobham, Surrey. Photograph and text by Jacqueline Banerjee. 2008. [You may use this image without prior permission for any scholarly or educational purpose as long as you (1) credit the photographer and (2) link your document to this URL.]
Note not only the neatly tile-capped crow-stepped gables and diapered brickwork, but also the chimney-stacks joined at the top and bottom, the iron cresting on the roof-ridge, the decorative scalloped bargeboarding over the dormer window, and the little quatrefoil window near the top of the gable. All these ornamental touches must have been carefully thought out.

Other Views
- Foxwarren Park (the main house)
- Former lodge, Byfleet Road
- Former lodge, Redhill Road
- The entrance to Home Farm
- Brickwork and other design elements at Home Farm
- The Dairy at Home Farm
Last modified 28 September 2015