Appley Towers Lodge

Appley Towers Lodge is an early 19th-century lodge built in a T plan. It is a single storey with an attic, constructed of red brick and featuring rendered rusticated quoins. The lodge has tiled gable end roofs adorned with bands of scalloped tiles. Its shaped gables are topped with rendered copings and spiked ball finials, reflecting a Neo Jacobean-Dutch style, and it includes grouped chimneys. The gables feature bull's eyes with keystones. There are rendered bays with three lights on brick bases on the north and south sides, which contain casements with glazing bars and strap-work decoration in the parapet. The side walls have two-light casements set in rusticated architraves. An addition to the east has a lower gable end roof with bargeboards. The main building, Appley Towers, is marked as Appley Hall on maps and has been demolished.