Lodge To Cothelstone House

The Lodge to Cothelstone House is a building constructed in 1818, designed by architect Charles Harcourt Masters. It features ashlar stonework with the north elevation rendered and has a pyramid slate roof that is hidden behind a moulded parapet. The lodge is designed in the Greek Revival style and is a single-storey structure. The entrance front faces east and includes a canted bay with a central Tuscan porch, a pediment, and a four-panel curved door that is flanked by glazing bar sash windows. There are angled projections between the curved bays that contain empty niches and labels above them. The canted bays also face north and south, with all windows being curved glazing bar sashes. The north front has two canted bays separated by empty niches, and there is a random rubble service wing attached to the northwest. Cothelstone House itself was demolished in the 1960s.