Pendley Beeches Lodge

Pendley Beeches Lodge is a gate lodge, now functioning as a house, built around 1875 for Joseph Grant Williams Esq, likely designed by the architect Walter F.K. Lyon, who also designed Pendley Manor around the same time. The lodge features a black painted timber frame set on a yellow brick plinth, with red brick infill panels on the ground floor and red tile-hanging on the first floor. The front gable showcases a stucco cove and decorated stucco infill panels above a mullioned window. The steep roofs are covered in red tiles. This small, decorative Jacobean style lodge has a gable facing south and includes a timber-framed porch on the west side, which has a diagonal boarded door, decorative hinge plates, and 20th-century panelled outer doors. It is topped with tall red brick chimneys and is noted as the most decorative of the three original lodges.