Goodwood Golf Clubhouse and Kennels Cottage

Goodwood Golf Clubhouse and Kennels Cottage was built in 1787 as the Kennels of Goodwood Park, designed by James Wyatt. The building has two storeys and eleven windows, with the main front facing the park to the southeast. It is constructed from square knapped flints with white brick dressings and features a slate roof. The central section, which has three windows, projects slightly and is faced with white brick. This section includes a modillion cornice, a low parapet, a hipped roof, and a large round-headed archway with a pediment that intersects with the first-floor window above. The windows flanking the arch are square-headed, while the other ground floor windows are high round-headed sash windows set in yellow brick arcading. The first-floor windows are wider than they are high, and the glazing bars remain intact. The end window bays project and each has a pediment above. On the northwest side, there are two L-shaped projections; the southern projection is a single storey with one window, while the northern projection, known as Kennels Cottage, is a two-storey wing with six windows. The building displays the date 1787 and the Richmond Arms in stone.