South Lodge To Quarry Bank

South Lodge to Quarry Bank is a lodge built around 1867. It features rock-faced stone with ashlar dressings and a hipped slate roof adorned with bands of fish-scale slates. The building is one storey high with an attic and has a rectangular shape with canted ends. The south end includes a ground floor bowed window with three lights and curved plate glass casements, set on a weathered base. Above, there are triple stepped lights in a half-dormer, with the central light having a pointed head and a sash window. The left side has a lean-to canopy over the entrance and a seat. To the north, there is a low extension and another half-dormer. The roof is topped with iron cresting and features a stone cross-axial stack. There are two gatepiers on the left, which have chamfered angles and pyramidal caps, along with paired and single gates that are richly decorated.