Beech Lodge

Beech Lodge is a mid-19th century estate cottage designed in a 'Tudor' style. It stands two storeys high and features two windows. The cottage has a tile roof adorned with elaborately carved bargeboards on its two gables, and it includes coupled diagonal flues on a rectangular stack. The walls are constructed of red brick in Flemish bond, with blue headers and a red herring-bone pattern within the gables. The windows are projecting casements with round-headed coupled lights and moulded cills. A gabled brick porch is present, featuring recessed herring-bone panels in the cheeks and a Tudor moulded door frame with a boarded door. While there is a modern outshot at the rear, the three main elevations of the cottage remain original.