Boiler House, Wall And Glasshouse At Reveley Lodge

The boiler house, wall, and glasshouse at Reveley Lodge date from the late 19th century and are built in a Gothic style. The boiler house features Flemish bond brickwork and a pitched roof covered with fish scale slates, along with decorative barge boards at the gable ends. It consists of a single room with steps leading down to the entrance, which has a door that is panelled with three lancets beneath a shallow segmental arch. There are lancet windows on each side and at the gable ends, and a chimney is located at the rear.

The glasshouses are constructed with glass lights in wood frames, set on brick plinths, and feature doors with coloured glass lights. This structure is listed for its group value with the mid and late 19th-century Reveley Lodge.