Scawby Brook Park Lodge

Scawby Brook Park Lodge is a gate lodge built in the mid-19th century, with some minor restorations and additions from the 20th century at the rear. It was constructed for the Nelthorpe Estate and features limestone ashlar with sandstone ashlar dressings, along with yellow brick stacks and patching on the walls. The roof is made of Welsh slate and the building is designed in the Jacobethan style.

The lodge has a cross-shaped plan with four rooms and an entrance porch to the south, along with a contemporary outhouse range attached to the rear that includes a 20th-century conservatory. It is a single-storey building with an attic and has three bays on the front, with the central bay projecting. The structure includes a chamfered plinth and quoins.

Access to the lodge is via a flight of three stone steps leading to a projecting open porch, which features a chamfered four-centred arch beneath a coped gable with shaped kneelers. The sides of the porch have similar open arches with wooden Gothic traceried balustrades. Inside the porch, there is a plastered quadripartite vault supported by moulded corbels, and a chamfered four-centred arch doorway that leads to a Gothic panelled door set in a roll-moulded architrave.

The coped shaped gable above the porch, which has shaped kneelers and a moulded octagonal finial, displays a relief panel featuring the Nelthorpe arms below a hood-mould. The left and right returns of the central bay have projecting bays with quoins, three-light ovolo-mullioned windows with glazing bars set in chamfered reveals beneath continuous dripmoulds, as well as narrow ashlar slit windows in coped gables with shaped kneelers.

The right wing has a similar gabled window, while the left wing features a two-light mullioned window beneath a hood-mould. Both side wings have canted ground-floor bay windows with two pointed lights at the front and single lights on the sides, all beneath moulded cornices. Above these, there are slit lights in coped gables with octagonal finials and shaped kneelers. A central cross-shaped stack completes the design. This lodge serves as the entrance to Scawby Park.