Lodge About 100 Metres South Of Wood Norton Hall

This building is a lodge located about 100 metres south of Wood Norton Hall, constructed around 1872 for the Duc d'Aumale. It is made of orange-coloured stock brick with freestone dressings and features a plain machine tile roof with both gabled and hipped ends. The brick axial stack has a set-off and a brick corbelled cap. The lodge has an L-shaped plan with a porch in the angle and a later single-storey service wing at the rear.

The exterior is one storey with an attic and has asymmetrical elevations. The southeast front includes a projecting gable on the right, with the roof extending over an open porch supported by a post and featuring a slatted side. There are 2-light casements in chamfered stone frames, which have depressed pointed relieving arches with herring-bone brick tympana. Above the left window, there is a gabled half-dormer. The left southwest return is canted and has similar windows, stone quoins, and a steeply-pitched pyramidal roof. The single-storey service wing at the rear has been extended. The interior has not been inspected.