Beulah Lodge

Beulah Lodge is a 18th century building located on Northfield End. It features a facade made of silver grey brick with red quoins and window surrounds, topped with a moulded brick cornice and an old tiled roof. The building is two storeys high and has six windows, including one blank window on the first floor. All windows have gauged flat brick arches, broad flush frames, and glazing bars. The entrance door is surrounded by wood with broad fluted pilasters and scroll brackets that support a moulded hood, and it has six panels. On the north side, there is a weatherboarded single two-storey bay, with a door that has a small flat hood and a small three-light window above. Beulah Lodge and Oxford Lodge form a group with the wall behind Oxford Lodge and the buildings on The Hocket.