Lodge Approximately 100 Metres North West Of Welburn Hall

This lodge, located approximately 100 meters northwest of Welburn Hall, was built in 1895, although it has earlier origins. Designed by Walter Brierley for Mr. J Shaw, it features dressed sandstone on the front and sides, with rubble sandstone at the rear, and has ashlar dressing and a stack. The lodge is designed in the Domestic Revival Style and stands two stories tall with irregular window arrangements.

The entrance includes a plank door with wrought iron strap hinges, situated in the right return wall of a two-story gabled porch, which also has a blank shield-shaped cartouche above the door and a two-light staircase window in its end wall. To the right, there is a two-story castellated canted bay with a four-light window. All windows are characterized by chamfered mullions and square-paned leaded lights, and all openings have flat quoined jambs. The roof is steeply pitched with overhanging, bracketed eaves, coped gables with finials, and features a single plain ridge stack.