West Lodge

West Lodge is a lodge built around 1875, possibly incorporating older materials, designed by Philip Webb for Sir I Lowthian Bell. It is constructed from tooled ashlar and features a graduated green slate roof. The building has one storey and an attic, with two bays. It includes casement windows with glazing bars set in plain reveals. The tall half-dormers are under hipped roofs with deep eaves soffits. The lodge has a very high pyramidal roof with a tall central chimney stack and deep eaves soffit. At the rear, there is a plain boarded door beneath an altered pent hood, flanked by one-storey inward pent extensions that have been partly altered. There are also two tall dormers at the rear that are similar to those at the front.