Lodge to New Ferry Park

This is a lodge, dated 1904. It was constructed with a timber frame set on a stone base, and has a stone slate roof. The building is two storeys high and has two bays. It features a ground floor cornice and two gabled projecting bays with a jettied first floor. The ground floor windows were boarded in 1985, while the first floor windows are four-light. The right-hand bay has Tudor-headed entrances to each floor of the left return; the doors feature vertical strips and strap hinges. Evidence suggests a missing balcony, floor, and balustrade. A stone stack rises from the roof slope. The returns display two-storey canted bay windows and pargetted gables, with first-floor windows flanked by half-canted oriels; some windows have leaded upper lights. The rear includes a single-storey projection with plasterwork, stone quoins, and a ramped parapet, as well as porches to the returns. Inscriptions on the ground floor window heads record the building's presentation to Lower Bebington Urban District Council by W.H. Lever.