Glenfall Lodge

Glenfall Lodge is a lodge built in 1855 for the Molyneaux family, with 20th-century additions and alterations. It is constructed of brick with stucco and features a fish-scale hipped slate roof topped with a hexagonal stone stack that has a cornice and iron arcade decoration. The lodge is a single-storey octagonal building with a two-window front and an L-plan wing extending to the northeast. The main entrance is a segment-headed doorway facing the drive, with a plank door. The flanking facets have paired casement windows with segmental heads, while adjacent facets feature blind windows with louvred shutters. There is an additional entrance in the angle with the rear wing, which is a 20th-century door. The wide eaves are decorated with intersecting arcade details. This lodge serves as the gate lodge to Glenfall House and forms a group with the gatepiers, gates, and walls associated with the house. The interior has not been inspected. The date of construction was provided by Mrs. Jane Sale, Chairman of the Charlton Kings Local History Society.