Pair Of Lodges, Walls And Piers To Monk Fryston Lodge

This pair of lodges, along with the walls and piers, is located at Monk Fryston and dates from the mid to late 18th century, with a 20th-century extension added to the gatehouse on the left, which is not of particular interest. The structures are built from magnesian limestone ashlar, featuring brick stacks and a Welsh slate roof. Originally, both lodges were square in shape, and the piers are also square. The walls are approximately 2 meters long. Each entrance has a 6-panel door with a pointed head set beneath a pointed arch that has a chamfered surround. There are pointed-headed windows on either side of the doors, which are now boarded over. The lodges have hipped roofs with ridge stacks, rusticated gatepiers, and curved quadrant walls.