Knocknagoney Lodge, Belfast Road, Knocknagoney, Belfast, County Down

Knocknagoney Lodge was a single-story gate lodge, likely dating to the mid-19th century, originally situated on the Belfast Road in Knocknagoney, Belfast, County Down. The building has since been demolished, and a car park now occupies the site.

The lodge featured a slate roof with a central valley and gabled ends, along with projecting and moulded verges. Rendered chimneys were set diagonally. The walls were rendered, lined, and painted, with a moulded base. The north-facing front possessed a central gabled porch, above which was a moulded roundel within the tympanum. The entrance doorway was adorned with a label moulding and a sheeted door, with narrow, top-hung windows with label mouldings on each side of the porch. Casement windows with label mouldings were also located on either side of the porch, with two matching windows on the east face of the lodge. The north face measured approximately 25 feet in width. The lodge was formerly associated with a property now known as the Windsor Hotel.