The Lodge To Southstoke Hall

This is a mid-19th century lodge built in the Gothic style. It is constructed of ashlar stone with a slate roof and octagonal ashlar stacks. The lodge’s gable end faces the road and features a heavy bracketed parapet and a small open bellcote at the apex. A projecting bay has round-headed windows sheltered by heavy hoods supported on carved corbels, with a weathered slab roof; it contains a single-light window and a window with a shouldered lintel on the first floor, and a circular panel in the attic. A projecting gabled porch is located on the north side, featuring a plank studded door within a roll-moulded, round-headed surround. The porch has an open, gabled bellcote on its apex, a carved panel displaying arms on the gable, and an open screen on each side which ends in an octagonal pier.