Main Lodge to Bearwood

This is a late 19th-century brick lodge with Bath stone dressings, topped with a slate gabled roof. It has an irregular plan, featuring a cross gable and a hexagonal entrance lobby on the east side. The entrance lobby has a pyramid roof that rises above the main roof and extends to the right to form a projecting, covered gabled entrance porch. This porch is supported by two pairs of shaped rectangular wooden columns with moulded bases and heads. The lodge is single-storied, featuring a brick and stone chamfered plinth, large overhanging eaves and verges with ornately carved bargeboards, and four tall chimneys with moulded bases and partly rebuilt shafts. Most windows are tall, three-light casements with two horizontal glazing bars. There is a panelled entrance door. Bear Wood, to which the lodge relates, is listed separately in the Parish of Arborfield and Newland.