Park Lodge

Park Lodge is a cottage that was formerly the western gatelodge to Hengrave Hall, located 800 yards south-west of the Hall. It dates from around 1840 and is 1½ storeys tall with attics and two windows. The walls are made of painted brick, and it has a plain tiled roof with an axial red brick chimney featuring two gault brick circular moulded shafts. The cottage includes a casement dormer that is gabled, adorned with a carved bargeboard and a spike finial. The windows are hood-moulded, with wrought iron casements and diamond and arched panes. There is a hood-moulded boarded entrance door with an arched head, leading to a single-storey gabled tiled porch that has hood-moulded square openings, a carved bargeboard, and a spike finial.