Oxenford Gate Lodge

Oxenford Gate Lodge is a gate lodge built between 1843 and 1844 by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin in the 13th-century style. It is constructed of roughcoursed sandstone with ashlar dressings and has a slate roof. The lodge features a gabled design and is accessed via a bridge, with a room situated above the carriage archway.

The entrance includes a cross at the apex of the gable, an obtusely pointed carriage archway flanked by buttresses, and shields in the arch spandrels. Above the archway, there is one quatrefoil window and two two-light windows along with a roundel window. To the left (southwest) is an octagonal stair turret, and there are central buttresses on the right-hand return front. A bellcote is positioned to the left of the roof. There is a single-storey wing at right angles to the left, connected to the main gateway by a pentice. The entrance features two studded double doors with an arched door to the left, leading into a rib-vaulted central passage with three arched bays.

At the rear, there is a chamfered order and hood moulding to the arched through-way, with two shouldered lancets in deep chamfered reveals and under hood mouldings. Additionally, there are two linked lancets under the pentice on the right, a gable crucifix, and a central shield boss on the roof.