Pair Of Lodges 100 Metres West Of Houghton Lodge

This pair of lodges, built in the early 19th century, is located 100 meters west of Houghton Lodge. Constructed from brick and fishscale tiles, they feature a cast-iron fence, gates, and piers. The lodges are symmetrically arranged with central gates, each consisting of two bay, single-storey structures that face the drive and have a projecting porch at the road end. The road-facing elevation showcases pointed Y-tracery, a Gothic window above, and a stucco quatrefoil around the recess. The gabled porch includes a pointed archway at the front and a bargeboard, with a four-centred arch on the sides. Inside, there is a studded plank door and a recessed panel or two-light casement in the other bay. The lodges also feature a central carved stack and decorated ridge tiles. The gates between the lodges consist of central carriage gates flanked by pedestrian gates, supported by four octagonal cast-iron piers.