Wingfield Park Lodge

Wingfield Park Lodge is a lodge built around 1860 by George Gilbert Scott. It is constructed from coursed rubble limestone with dressed quoining and features a tiled gable-end roof. The lodge is designed in a free early 14th century style and has a single-storey, asymmetrical plan that is roughly cruciform, with a gabled porch at one angle. The steep gables are adorned with coping, kneelers, crockets, and a finial. The gable walls have ogee-headed lancet windows, except for the drive side, which has a quatrefoil window. This gable end also features a bay window with traceried lights, set beneath a battlemented cornice that includes gargoyles and a weathered stone roof. The other principal gable ends have tripartite square-headed traceried windows, while the remaining windows are square-headed without tracery. The porch has a pointed doorway that is topped with a hood mould, and there is an axial stone stack.