Rowly Lodge

Rowly Lodge is a lodge dating from the 1870s. It is built of sandstone with ironstone insets, blue and red brick quoins and dressings, and has plain-tiled roofs. The building has a T-plan and two diagonal stacks on a cross ridge and a plinth to the left-hand wing. A gable to the left end features scalloped and pierced bargeboards and a pendant finial. Rusticated angle quoins are present. A lozenge and diamond tracery casement window is located on the first floor of the gable end to the right, set in brick surrounds under cambered heads. Projecting sills are supported by brackets below. Two larger, three-light windows of a similar design are positioned below. The entrance is on the left-hand return front, with a two-light window with decorative tracery under the eaves gable, topped with scalloped bargeboards. Two single-light ground-floor windows are situated either side of the central door, which is within a gabled open porch featuring braced woodwork and scalloped, wavelike bargeboards. A pentice is set back to the left, with one window on each floor.