Temple Lodge

Temple Lodge is a 18th-century 'Gothick' building constructed from stone, now heavily overgrown with creeper. The structure features a two-storey central section that is turreted and crenellated, with one two-light pointed window and two niches on the upper storey, along with a bay on the ground floor. The building has arcaded wings that consist of five bays, with a small pavilion at each end, both of which are one storey and so overgrown that no detail is visible. Above the arcade, there is a crenellated parapet, with the upper storey behind it; the right side has three windows and two sets of three pointed lights, while the left side appears to be a slightly later imitation. The roofs are covered with Welsh slate. It is said to have been designed by John Yorke in 1769 and was enlarged in the mid-19th century.