Rhinefield Lodge

Rhinefield Lodge is a lodge built around 1890 by architects W.H. Romaine-Walker and Tanner. The building is constructed of brick with a first floor that is tile-hung and features a plain tile roof. It is 1½ storeys high and has two bays, with a projecting gabled porch wing on one bay facing the drive and a low wing at the rear of the other bay.

The front facing the drive has a gabled wing on the left-hand bay, with an entry to the porch from the right-hand side. The porch includes a brick plinth and timber arcading. To the left of the porch is a four-transomed-light casement window. The tile-hung first floor features a three-light casement window in the gable, along with plain bargeboards and a barley-sugar finial. The right-hand bay has a three-light casement window as well. All windows are notable for their unusual tiny geometrical panes of leaded lights. The building is topped with a central cruciform-section stack that has a moulded head.