North Lodge, Including Attached Wall, Farnborough Hill School

North Lodge, including the attached wall, is a lodge designed by George Devey between 1868 and 1876 for T G Longman, the publisher. It is built in a Historicist Gothic style. The ground floor features stone rubble and some brickwork, while the upper floor, which has gables on the north and south sides, is primarily timber-framed with close-studding and decorative bracing on the south, along with plastered infill. The gable ends and the central dormer on the west side have carved bargeboards with pendants. The west-facing dormer also showcases ornamental tile-hanging. The building has a tiled roof with a large external chimneystack at the center of the west front, which includes some stonework and black brick diaperwork. There are three tall brick stacks set diagonally, along with a section of ramped brick and stone walling and an additional single brick chimneystack set diagonally to the east. It is an L-shaped building, either one storey or one storey with attics, featuring three windows on the south side and one window each on the west and north sides. The windows are three-light wooden framed casements with leaded lights. The south gable projects on wooden piers and has a wooden trellis above a section of wall, forming a porch. Longman commissioned Devey for various buildings on the estate, paying £26 in 1868 and £86 in 1876 for the North Lodge.