Lodge To South East Of Charmandean School

The lodge, built around 1882, is located to the southeast of Charmandean School. It is constructed of crimson brick with decorative tile hanging on the upper storey and features a tiled roof. The design matches that of the school and the stable block. The lodge is one-and-a-half storeys tall and has a west front with two bays. The left bay has a hipped roof that extends over a verandah supported by four timber arches with pendent ball finials, and a balustrade below. The right bay features a canted bay window with wooden mullions, a transom, and leaded panes. The attic floor has a gabled front and is jettied, with a similar four-light oriel window on brackets. This lodge is included for its association with the house.