North Lodge And Attached Former Stableblock To Arnewood Court

North Lodge and an attached former stableblock, dating circa 1880 and built for ATT Peterson. The buildings are constructed of mass concrete in lifts, with a slate roof to the lodge.

The lodge is a single-story, three-by-two bay structure with a rear addition connecting it to a two-story, five-bay stableblock. The stableblock has projecting wings of full height to the second bay from each end on the yard side. The lodge's road-facing elevation features a central, square-plan porch with an arched opening on the front, over a moulded cornice that runs around the sides and arches over the front, following the line of the vaulted roof. A two-light casement window is to the left. High-set eaves cornices, representing the beginning of the original roofline, run down the sides. The roof is hipped, with a stack on the hip.

The stableblock's yard-facing side has a large opening to the central bays and two arched openings in the others. On the first floor, each bay contains a large and a smaller opening, presumably for sash windows. There is a moulded cornice above and a balustraded parapet. Inside both floors of the stableblock have self-supporting vaulted ceilings made of concrete.