Gatehouse Approximately 80 Metres To South Of Jervaulx Hall

The gatehouse, built in the early 19th century, is located approximately 80 metres south of Jervaulx Hall. It is constructed of ashlar stone and features a stone slate roof. The design includes a semi-circular arch, which is noted on the Ordnance Survey map as 'Lodge', flanked by small lodges that have shell niches. The gatehouse is adorned with corniced capitals and a faceted keystone above the arch. The parapet is designed as an entablature, complete with Jacobean-style finials and semi-circles. Inside the archway, there are doorways with 4-centred arched heads set within a chamfered surround, leading to studded board doors that open into the lodges. The rear elevation features a 3-light mullioned window for each lodge, topped by three pitched roofs.