Coquet Lodge

Coquet Lodge is a house dating from approximately 1840, built of squared and tooled stone with cut quoins and dressings, and with a Welsh slate roof. The building is constructed in a Tudor style.

The south elevation has two storeys and three bays. A chamfered plinth is present. The projecting central bay features a cross window with a two-light mullioned window above, and a gable with a shaped finial. To the right return of the central bay is a vertical-panelled door set within a chamfered surround with a flat-pointed arch within a square frame; a boarded door in a similar surround is located to the right of the right-hand bay. The side bays mirror this fenestration; to the right of the left-hand bay is a boarded door in a similar flat-pointed arched surround. Corbelled-out, stepped end stacks have chamfered caps. A single-storey section to the left features a boarded door and a small chamfered window with latticed glazing.

The right return shows a gabled left bay with a three-light transomed window, and a three-light mullioned window set within a corbelled oriel above. A rear wing is set slightly back to the right.

The rear elevation, with its twin gables facing the river, has a string course stepped over three-light transomed windows, with three-light mullioned windows set beneath Tudor hoodmoulds. Shaped gable finials are present. Large, stepped chimney stacks are on each return of the paired wings.

All windows are plain sashes in chamfered surrounds. The gables have pitched and moulded coping on moulded kneelers.