Pinnacle Lodge, Gates and Gate Piers

Pinnacle Lodge is an early 19th-century building designed in the Gothic style. It was originally a square structure with two storeys, and a later lower extension was added to the west. The building is stuccoed, with the north front made of painted brick. Each of the four fronts features a shaped gable with a quatre-foil panel set into it. The windows are casement style, consisting of two lights with trefoil-shaped heads and dripstones above. On the east front, there are two windows and one dummy window, along with a four-centred doorway that has a door made of six fielded panels and a dripstone above. The north front includes one window, two dummy windows, and one dummy doorway. The south front features a tall pointed recess. To the east of the Lodge are early 19th-century red brick gatepiers topped with ball caps, between which stand double wrought iron gates leading to the drive.