Lodge To Milton Hall

The lodge to Milton Hall is a mid-19th century building constructed from yellow brick with red brick dressings and decorative elements. It features a patterned slate roof with ridge tiles and deep boarded eaves that have pierced and shaped barge boards topped with finials. The structure is one storey high with attics and includes a two-storey porch facing south.

Notable architectural features include two gabled dormer windows with hung sashes and side lights, a hung sash attic window, and a doorway with ogee-headed arches set within a two-storey recessed ogee-headed brick panel on the porch. There are also two recessed hung sash windows with side lights, which are framed by cambered brick arches with chamfered reveals, all set within wide four-centred arched brick panels.

The surrounding wall and gateway are adorned with stone copings, a dentil brick cornice, and three piers topped with moulded stone caps and torch finials.