South Lodge To Borde Hill Including Gate Piers And Wall

South Lodge to Borde Hill, including the gate piers and wall, is a lodge built around 1890. It features a sandstone ground floor with a first floor that is hung with fishscale tiles, topped by a hipped Horsham stone slab roof with a clustered brick chimney stack at the left end. The building is two storeys tall with irregular window arrangements. The first floor has a three-light casement window on the left side with diamond leaded lights. On the ground floor, there is a smaller three-light casement window in a stone moulded surround and a five-light bay window also with a Horsham stone slab roof. The right side elevation includes a five-light wooden oriel window with mullions and transoms. Attached to the lodge are a pair of square sandstone piers topped with ball finials and a section of walling that steps to the right of the lodge and runs straight to the left.