Lodge At South Entrance To Clevedon Court

The lodge at the south entrance to Clevedon Court is a two-storey, mid-19th century building with an asymmetrical design. It features rubble walls with ashlar dressings. A gabled wing projects forward on the left side, and the gable ends have copings with saddle stones. The roof is tiled, and there are tall stone stacks in pairs with moulded concave tops. The lodge has three-light stone mullioned windows beneath strainer arches in the left gable, while the right side has single-light windows. A porch with a gable and saddle-stone is located at the corner of the wings, and the entrance has a wooden door set under a depressed pointed arch. Clevedon Court and all its listed ancillary buildings, including the boundary walls, form a group.