East Lodge To Caverswall Castle And Balustrading Screen Wall

East Lodge to Caverswall Castle is a lodge built in 1890, constructed from red sandstone ashlar with a flat roof that is concealed behind a crenellated parapet. The design is sympathetic to the style of the nearby castle. The lodge is two stories high with a three-window front, featuring banding at the ceiling levels. On the left side, there is a three-sided bay with mullioned and transomed windows arranged in a 1:3:1 pattern. Similar windows are located at the right end of the center, above an inset panel that is inscribed with "WE" and a round arch entrance. The stops of the arch are inscribed "A.D." and "1891". The entrance includes a part-glazed door. This lodge is prominently situated in the village center, positioned between the Church of St. Peter and the Church of St. Filomena.