Carlton Lodge

Carlton Lodge is a house built around 1830, featuring two storeys and attics with a stucco exterior. It has a slate roof with a wide cornice. The north elevation includes a central section that projects the full height of the building, with a door at the center. This door is a glazed double door with a moulded architrave, flanked by niches between pilasters that support a frieze and cornice at the first floor level. There are three three-light sash windows on the north front, with small cast iron window box guards on the outer first floor windows. The ground floor windows have arched fan tympana. The west elevation features a two-storey bay and a small secondary door. There is a one-storey extension on the Carlton Crescent elevation, which also has a triple bay with a shell tympanum. The house is set back from the road, surrounded by contemporary cast iron bollards connected by thin railings. It forms a corner composition with No 56 Bedford Place.