The Lodge, 220 Metres To North West Of Hutton Hall

The Lodge, located 220 meters to the northwest of Hutton Hall, is a house built around 1866. It shares similar materials and style with Hutton Hall. The building features a gabled roof with bracketed verges and is split-level, raised to the south, with one and a half storeys and an asymmetrical design.

On the west elevation, there is an off-centre, forward-projecting gabled porch that has a bracketed gabled canopy supported by turned timber columns on a dwarf wall. A staircase turret, which connects the split levels, is incorporated on the south side of the porch. Each side of the porch has one mullioned leaded-light casement window.

The south elevation showcases a canted oriel window with mullioned leaded-light casements and a steeply pitched slated roof. The north elevation features a deep verge over a jettied attic above a first-floor oriel window with leaded-light casements. There is also a slated canopy on timber brackets above two ground floor leaded-light casement windows. The Lodge is included partly for its group value, as it forms part of an architectural entity with Hutton Hall.