Echo Lodge

Echo Lodge is a former lodge to the Ollands Country House, which has since been demolished. It was built in the 19th century and is constructed of red brick with a black pantiled roof. The building has one and a half storeys, featuring an eastern lean-to and a 20th-century western staircase extension. The north and south sides have stepped gables, while the west side has paired gables.

The lodge includes three-light casement windows with Gothic tracery and gauged brick, as well as splayed flat arches. The lean-to has 20th-century steel casements and a timber entrance door with a pentice board supported by brackets, along with a fanlight above. There are four moulded brick octagonal shafts on the central axial stack, with an internal stack located to the east. Additionally, there is an attached boundary wall to the west, which features a two-centred arch and a timber door with 'Y' tracery.