The Lodge, Foxhunt Manor

The Lodge at Foxhunt Manor is a lodge built in 1897 in Gothic style for Joseph Lucas. It is constructed of brick with some tile-hanging on the gables, featuring a plain-tiled roof that includes groups of five courses of curved tiles, terracotta ridge tiles, finials, and a plaque. The building has wooden bargeboards, windows, and brick chimneystacks.

The lodge is single-storeyed and forms an irregular square shape with projections to the west, north, and east. The entrance front on the west side is L-shaped, featuring a projecting gable at the south end that has a terracotta plaque from 1897, which depicts a fox and three trees. Above the main entrance, there is a tiled weather hood supported by wooden brackets, and a gable above the northern window.

On the north side facing the road, there is a large projecting gable at the west end that includes a cambered casement window, along with a three-light casement window to the east. The interior was not inspected in 2018.