Surrey Lodge

Surrey Lodge is a mid to late 19th-century building constructed of red brick, featuring grey, blue, and black brick bands along with geometric designs. It has a tiled roof adorned with cresting and some fishscale banding. The building has an irregular plan, highlighted by a small southern tower topped with a pyramidal roof. The central gable is decorated with a scalloped bargeboard that is pierced with trefoils, while a smaller gable is located on the northern side. The structure includes irregular chimneys and stands two storeys tall with an attic, comprising four bays with the centre bay projecting slightly. The windows are Gothic arched, with a single light in the attic, two lights on the first floor, and three lights on the ground floor, all set in stone and featuring unbarred sashes. The south side boasts a Gothic window with tracery. Additionally, there is a gabled porch with wooden Gothic windows and two lancets above.