Foulby Lodge

Foulby Lodge is a lodge that served as the former entrance to Nostell Priory and is now a house. It was probably built in the early 19th century and features rendered brick with a stone slate roof. The lodge is attached to the east gable wall of Japonica House and is aligned with it, but its facade is on the gable wall facing the former drive. The building has three units along the lateral axis, with the central section being two storeys high and one bay wide, flanked by full-height lean-to wings. The design is symmetrical, featuring a central doorway with narrow side windows, all beneath a cornice topped with a consoled pediment over the door. The door and windows are glazed and have glazing bars. On the first floor, there is a tripartite window that matches the proportions of the door below, complete with a raised sill and three keystones. Each side wing contains a four-pane sashed window, and to the left of the left wing, there is a small lean-to with a doorway.