Kerfield Lodge

Kerfield Lodge is a lodge cottage built in the early to mid 19th century. It features painted brick with stuccoed dressings and a roof made of large Welsh slates, which includes decorative fishscale panels. The building has an octagonal plan with four gables, each topped with carved bargeboards, and the ridges of the gables converge at a central octagonal chimney with a cornice. Canted angle bays alternate with the gabled bays. The lodge is one storey plus an attic, with windows located in the gables above the hipped slated roof of the projecting canted door or window bays. Other windows have hoodmoulds and all feature intricate leaded glazing. The lodge stands on a tall plinth and has plain boarded doors with glazed panels. It served as the lodge to a house that has since been demolished.