Lodge To Market Lavington Manor House

The lodge to Market Lavington Manor House, built in 1904 and altered around 1965, is likely designed by Arthur Martin. It features Flemish brickwork and a tiled roof, and is arranged in an 'L' shape over two storeys. The lodge is attached to gate piers and has been extended at the rear in a style that matches the original construction. The entrance is located in the re-entrant angle at the back of the left pier, leading to a glazed porch with a lean-to roof. The front has moulded stone mullioned windows in a canted two-storey bay, while other windows are timber with leaded glazing and are topped with a tile arch. The gables are tile hung and sprocketed, providing hoods over the first-floor windows, and the eaves have shaped rafter ends. The roof is also sprocketed and features a central ribbed brick stack. A small square cartouche on the front displays the initials CA (C. Awdrey) and the year 1904.