Castle Lodge, sometimes called simply The Lodge, is situated at 324 Portswood Road. It was built in c.1780 for General Stibbert as an entrance lodge to Portswood House, a large country house which stood just to the north of the present day Lawn Road. Portswood House was demolished in 1852, since when the Lodge has been used as a dwelling house, a blacksmiths and more recently as a car sales office.
Castle Lodge
Photograph, 1930.
Castle Lodge
Photograph, c.2008
see also
Further reading:
‘A Remnant of Georgian Whimsy Amidst Southampton’s Suburbia’, by Christine Clearkin in Southampton Local History Forum Journal, no. 12, Summer 2007, p 23-30. (HS/h)
Southampton’s Historic Buildings, by R. J. Coles, p41. (HS/k)
Stories of Southampton Streets, by A. G. K. Leonard, 42, 44. (HS/h)
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