Shorncliffe Lodge, Grade II listed residential building in Sandgate, England
Shorncliffe Lodge is a residential building on Park Parade with Victorian architectural elements characteristic of the 1860-1890 construction period. The property displays typical features of its era including ornate detailing and the building forms part of a distinguished residential street in this coastal town.
The building was originally constructed as a weekend residence for wealthy London-based owners from the Sassoon and Rothschild families. In 1921, the Freemason Lodge of St Mark No. 6969 established its base within the building, marking a significant shift in its social function.
The property functioned as a central point for communications with the European continent through couriers and carrier pigeons during its early years.
The listed building sits on a quiet residential street in Sandgate, easily accessible on foot from the town center. The surrounding area offers coastal walks and access to local shops and amenities.
The Freemason Lodge of St Mark No. 6969 established its presence within Shorncliffe Lodge in 1921, adding to the building's social significance.
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