East Lodge And Screen Wall At Entrance To West Drive

East Lodge and the attached screen wall at the entrance to West Drive were built around 1928 by Morley Horder for Nottingham University College. The structure is made of ashlar with lead roofs and is designed in a Classical Revival style. It features a plinth, pediments, and a coped parapet. The lodge is two stories high and has a single bay with a cruciform plan. Each side has a projecting bay with a pediment, which includes a large glazing bar sash window in a moulded surround with a frieze and cornice. Above this, there is a smaller sash window in a plain surround. A cartouche is located in the pediment at the front. On the drive side, there is a coped screen wall that includes a plinth and a square end pier topped with an urn.