North Lodge And South Lodge

North Lodge and South Lodge are a late 17th-century coach house and service wing originally belonging to Honiley Hall, which no longer exists. They are located opposite the stables, now known as The Malthouse. The buildings are constructed of red brick with flared headers, and have a plain tile roof with a heavy brick dentilled eaves cornice and stringcourses. They are two storeys high, with a 2:5:2 bay arrangement, the gabled end bays projecting slightly. A central segmental arched carriageway is present. The windows are cross mullion/transom windows with leaded panes, set within flat rubbed brick arches with keystones. Small elliptical windows are found in the gables. Two large brick chimney stacks are located on the right-hand side.