The Lodge, Faringdon House

The Lodge at Faringdon House is a later 18th-century building that features an ornamented north front. It is constructed from rubble stone with ashlar dressings and has a single storey that rises to two storeys in the center. The slate roof includes a corniced stone stack at the rear. The building has a pedimental center with lean-to sides, where the center projects forward and is adorned with a dentil cornice and a coped gable above a recessed arch. This arch contains segmental head windows with glazing bars. The ground floor window was previously a door. There is a sill band at the first-floor level that extends across the sides. The sides also feature a semicircular round-headed niche with ramped moulded coping that continues the line of the pediment. Additionally, there is one round-headed window in a brick surround on the east end wall. A modern porch has been added.