North Lodge With Adjoining Gates And Gatepiers

North Lodge with adjoining gates and gatepiers is a lodge to Nutwell Court, built around 1802, possibly by the architect S P Cockerell, who also designed Nutwell Court. The building is apparently made of yellow brick, but it is likely to have a quarter tiling similar to Nutwell Court. It features a hipped slate roof and is a single-storey T-plan structure with a stack at the intersection of the two ranges. The front facing the drive has rusticated quoins and a tripartite entrance arrangement enclosed in a semi-circular arch, with a panelled door. There are six-pane sash windows on the other sides, and a later red brick extension towards the road (to the east) connects the lodge to the sandstone gatepiers, which are topped with ball caps and heavy wrought-iron double gates that were added later.