Laburnam Lodge

Laburnam Lodge is a house that dates from the 17th century or earlier, with an eastern crosswing added around 1700 and a taller western part from the 19th century. The building features a timber frame covered in roughcast. The crosswing is constructed from plum brick in an irregular Flemish bond, incorporating many blue headers and red and blue segmental arches. It has steep roofs made of old red tiles and is designed in a T-shape with 16 storeys facing north.

The entrance lobby is located beside the chimney at the junction with the eastern crosswing, which has been altered to include a window and an entrance into the western extension. There is a later internal chimney on the western gable before the extension, which also has its own internal chimney on the western gable. The northern front is irregular, featuring two windows at the center and a third, narrower window in a blocked doorway to the left. The house has small-paned casement windows throughout and two gabled dormer windows at the eaves, with the left one slightly projecting over what seems to have been a bay window.

A large T-plan chimney made of narrow brick has a bold corbelled cap. The eastern wing is made of brick and has a steep front gable with a moulded gable parapet supported by corbelled kneelers, a plat band, and a low plinth. There is a moulded cavetto band above a two-light casement window on the first floor, which has a deep segmental arch. A similar window is found on the ground floor, along with a door on the left that has a segmental arch above it, leading to a plank door with a heavy frame. The western extension is taller, standing at one and a half storeys, and features a flat-topped three-light dormer at the eaves, with a three-light casement window below and a plank door to the left, sheltered by a gabled tiled hood on curved brackets. The eastern side of the crosswing has a plat band that steps up over the segmental arch of a window leading to the rear part, along with a blocked doorway and a blocked window at the front. There is a large internal southern gable chimney in the eastern wing.