Painswick Lodge

Heritage Site in Gloucestershire Stroud

England

Painswick Lodge

Beanfield, Bunnage Farm Opposite Bunnage Farm (not Bunnage Field Farm) was this huge field of beans. — Beanfield, Bunnage Farm Credit: Mike White

Painswick Lodge is a historic heritage site located in the picturesque town of Painswick in Gloucestershire, England. The lodge dates back to the 18th century and is known for its architectural significance and beautiful surroundings.

The lodge was originally built in 1790 as a hunting lodge for the Painswick House estate. It was designed in the Georgian style, with symmetrical proportions and elegant features. The building is constructed of local Cotswold stone, which adds to its charm and character.

One of the standout features of Painswick Lodge is its stunning landscaped gardens. The lodge is surrounded by acres of lush greenery, including manicured lawns, flower beds, and mature trees. The gardens offer a peaceful retreat and provide a perfect backdrop for leisurely strolls or picnics.

The lodge itself has been carefully restored and maintained over the years, preserving its original charm and architectural details. It now serves as a private residence and is not open to the public. However, visitors can still appreciate the lodge's exterior and gardens from the nearby public footpaths.

Painswick Lodge is a testament to the rich history and architectural heritage of Gloucestershire. Its idyllic setting and well-preserved features make it a popular spot for photography and a must-see for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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Painswick Lodge Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.792/-2.167 or Grid Reference SO8810. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Beanfield, Bunnage Farm

Opposite Bunnage Farm (not Bunnage Field Farm) was this huge field of beans.

Mike White

House on the corner of the B4070 and the Miserden junction

Eirian Evans

Sheepscombe valley

Autumn colours in the Sheepscombe valley, viewed from the footpath through the woodland on Elder Hill.

Philip Halling

Autumn colours on Elder Hill

Autumn colours on Elder Hill at the head of the Sheepscombe.

Philip Halling

An interesting manoeuvre on the B4070, 1

A fast stretch of road with a deceptively close bend up ahead. See SO9010 : An interesting manoeuvre on the B4070, 2 taken 2 seconds later.

Jonathan Billinger

An interesting manoeuvre on the B4070, 2

Photo taken 2 seconds after SO9010 : An interesting manoeuvre on the B4070, 1.

Jonathan Billinger

Old Milestone by the B4070, east of Sheepscombe

Metal plate attached to stone post by the B4070, in parish of MISERDEN (STROUD District), Sheepscombe; 250m West of crossroads to Sheepscombe and Miserden, on the verge, on South side of road. Lightpill plate, erected by the Lightpill & Birdlip turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- CHELTM. 9 STROUD 5 Carved benchmark and rivet on top. Milestone Society National ID: GL_SDCM05.

M Faherty

Stone Stile off B4070 between Sheepscombe/Camp junctions GS9252

Stone slab stile off B4070 between Sheepscombe and Camp junctions. On public right of way MMN52. View from field to road

Cotswold Voluntary Wardens

Stone Stile off B4070 between Sheepscombe/Camp junctions GS9252

Stone slab stile off B4070 between Sheepscombe and Camp junctions. On public right of way MMN52

Cotswold Voluntary Wardens

Tibbiwell Lane, Painswick

This road runs east and then SE down the hill to Brookhouse Mill.

Penny Mayes

Farm trailers near Down Barn Farm, Slad

Philip Halling

Track through woodland on Down Hill, Slad

Philip Halling

Painswick viewed from across the valley

This is a view of Painswick from the south-east, the picture is from the Slad Road near The Frith.

Philip Halling

Longridge Village

Longridge overlooks Painswick which lies 1Km to the West.

Vincent Jones

Painswick Fire Station

Painswick Fire Station, Pullens Road, Painswick, Gloucestershire is station number R06 of the Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service.

Kevin Hale

Longridge Court

On the B4070 east of Slad, Longridge is a collection of mainly farming settlements. This is Longridge Court, the largest of the buildings at this location.

Rob Farrow