Lodge to South of Titsey Place

This is a lodge built in 1868 by George Devey, located to the south of Titsey Place. The building features dressed rubblestone at the base and is half-timbered with rendered infill above. It has plain tiled roofs and three diagonal stacks on the right side. The lodge is two storeys tall, with the first floor jettied on bracketed bressumers. The gable front facing the street includes dentilled bargeboards and carved dragon posts. There is one leaded wood-mullioned window on the first floor and one casement window below. A further casement window is located in a single-storey bay that is set back to the left, with a half-glazed door below it. On the right-hand return front, there is a central projecting angle bay topped with a turret roof, featuring stone-dressed casement windows on the ground floor. The right side has square panel applied framing, which continues across the rear. An oval rendered plaque on the gable front displays the date 1868.