North Lodges with wall and gate piers at Temple Newsam

A pair of lodges with associated wall and gate piers, built in 1742 by Andrew Fountaine. The lodges are constructed of brick with low-pitched pyramidal stone slate roofs topped with stone finials. They have a square plan, two storeys, and feature sash windows with glazing bars. Notable features include projecting brick eaves and a wide chimney breast with a brick pediment. The doorways are framed by moulded stone architraves incorporating a pulvinated frieze and cornice. The west lodge has an early 20th-century wing. A low brick wall connects the lodges and is punctuated by a pair of large, short brick piers with a wide stone band and stone pedimented caps. The interior has not been inspected.