Whitmore Hall Lodge

Whitmore Hall Lodge is a lodge built around 1850, with later additions and alterations. It is constructed of red brick with ashlar quoins and features fishscale tiled roofs that have projecting verges and exposed purlin ends, topped with pointed wooden finials.

The building consists of two distinct sections: the west half is single-storeyed, while the taller two-storeyed part is set back to the east. There is also a mid-20th century two-storeyed projection at the back, which includes a garage and is designed to match the 19th-century style of the lodge. The front of the west section has two windows with leaded three-light casements, one on each side of a central entrance that features a pair of recessed angled doors beneath a gabled timber porch. A central stack with paired octagonal brick shafts is present, along with single-storeyed bays at the gable ends that have patterned cast iron windows. Above these bays is the Mainwaring coat-of-arms.