Pair Of Lodges,Gatepiers And Gates To Exton Park

The pair of lodges, gate piers, and gates to Exton Park were built around 1850 in the Jacobethan style. They are constructed of ashlar stone and topped with a slate roof. Each lodge features one gabled bay and is two stories high, with mullion and transom windows that have hoodmoulds, as well as ornate shaped gables. Each lodge has a single-storey block on the outside, which has crow-stepped gables and contains a blank shield. The side entrances have four-centred arches with square hoodmoulds, and there are stone eaves, a cornice, and ornate gable end stacks.

Adjacent to the lodges are paired pedestrian gates set in four-centred arched openings with square hoodmoulds and a cornice above. The octagonal gate piers are capped with a cornice and feature iron deer. The wrought iron gates display shields, emblems, spearheads, and other decorative elements.