South Lodge To Licensed Victuallers Benevolent Institution (Caroline Gardens)

The South Lodge to the Licensed Victuallers' Benevolent Institution, located on Asylum Road in Southwark, was built in 1839 by Henry Rose. This single-storey structure features stock brick with a stucco cornice, blocking course, and dressings. It has three bays, with pilasters of varying widths that support a narrow architrave. Above the central bay is a stucco frieze over a pediment. The central door has a stucco architrave with a cornice head and an oblong fanlight with margin lights. The sash windows also have shouldered architraves with margin lights. The lodge sits on a low plinth, and the chimney is designed as an acroterion. The returns on either side of the lodge each have a single bay with similar pediments. The interior has not been inspected.