Stag Lodge Including Flanking Walls And Corner Piers

Stag Lodge is a lodge cottage dating from the mid 19th century, constructed of stucco with a concrete tiled pitched roof that features a parapet. The building is single-storey with one main bay that has rounded corners. It has an almost symmetrical central triplet of arched moulded windows, accompanied by a single square-headed window at each corner. A bracketed cornice rises into a central open segmental pediment, which contains a neo-classical relief in an oval plaque. To the right is a corniced square-headed entrance. The parapet is adorned with finials, and there is a central stack with a blind arch and bracketed cornice. The lodge is flanked by stucco walls and corner piers.