Lodge, South Building At Sydmonton Court

The south lodge building at Sydmonton Court is a mid-19th century, T-shaped, two-storey structure designed in the Gothic style. It features a steeply-pitched blue tile roof adorned with scalloped banding and decorative ridge tiles. The building has three gables, each with elaborately scalloped and cusped bargeboards topped with decorative finial posts. There is a single 'Tudor' stack with a square base and four flues arranged in a cross shape. The walls are roughcast, and the windows are coupled casements with cast-iron lights in a lozenge pattern. The porchway has Tudor arches (now with glazed sides) and a gabled tiled roof that also displays scalloped banding and intricately cusped bargeboards. Additionally, there is a single-storey outbuilding linked to the house, featuring a tiled roof with scalloped bands and rendered walls.