West Lodges at Rousdon

A pair of lodges, dating to around 1880, were designed by Sir Ernest George and T Vaughan as part of the Rousdon Estate. They are constructed of stone rubble with rendered gables, and are linked by a gateway with a plain tile roof. The lodges are one storey with an attic. The north gable features a large brick stack on the front, while the south gable has a half-hipped roof over a two-storey bay window. Rendered oversailing gables are present on the west side. A 20th-century wing to the north-east is not considered to have special architectural interest.