The Lodge, Twyford Moors

The Lodge at Twyford Moors is a lodge built in 1861 by H. Woodyer. It features knapped flint with brick dressings on the ground floor and a timber frame with plaster infill above, topped with an old plain tile roof. The building has two gabled bays and is two bays deep. The front includes a four-panel top-lit door at the inner end of the left bay, with a four-light leaded casement window to the left and another similar window in the slightly projecting right bay. Both bays have jettied first floors with projecting joist ends. Each gable has a four-light leaded casement window. There is a cross roof in the center between the main roof, a diagonally set cruciform stack on the right end wall towards the rear, and a ridge stack on the left ridge towards the rear.