East Lodge To Amport House

East Lodge to Amport House is a lodge located at the entrance to Amport House, built in 1871. It features yellow brick walls with stone dressings and a slate roof. The lodge is designed in a Tudor style, shaped like a T, with a lower extension at the rear and an entrance situated within the main angle. It is one storey high with an attic. The steep roof has ornamental bargeboards, and there are lower monopitch roofs over the bays and extensions. The building has two large stacks with moulded bases and separate octagonal stone flues, one with three openings and the other with two, both topped with moulded caps. The windows are casements set within chamfered stone frames. The porch is topped with a gable above a four-centred arch.