Corner Lodge

Corner Lodge is a lodge built around 1870, constructed from red sandstone ashlar and topped with a slate roof. It features two storeys and has a hexagonal plan with gables on each front. The western front includes a three-light window with mullions, a transom, and cusped heads on each light, all topped with a Tudor hood mould. The gable has decorative bargeboards and a bargepost, a feature present on all fronts. To the left, there is another three-light window similar to the one on the western front, while to the right, there is a third three-light window alongside a central plank door. This door is adorned with a bronze lion-mask doorknocker, reminiscent of one found at Gloucester Cathedral. A central hexagonal chimneystack completes the design.