West Lodge To Roudham Hall

West Lodge to Roudham Hall is a lodge dating from the 1830s. It features a flint plinth and rendered brick walls topped with a thatched roof. Constructed in a Gothic style, it has two- and three-light cast iron pointed windows. The walls are bevelled at the entrance, concealing an arched door behind a rustic tree-trunk veranda. Deep eaves overhang the building. A thatched dormer window is present, along with a central round flint stack with brick coping. To the right of the lodge is a smaller outbuilding of similar construction, lacking a dormer, and connected to the lodge by a covered passage with triple arched windows. The lodge is considered the most complete example of the estate lodges.