Lodge, Laws House

Circa 1836. Single-storey, irregular-plan, Elizabethan style lodge; cherry-cocked masonry, slate roof, skew gables with stepped copes, gablet, skew ends and scroll apex stones.

S ELEVATION: 3-bay, centre advanced with window (single pane), chamfered and painted margins, rounded gun-slit in gable, door at W return with chamfered and shouldered margins; flanking bays, 2-light windows, chamfered and shouldered margins, moulded mullions, 6 lying- pane sash and case glazing at E, fixed at W. Central ridge stack with 2 square, corniced angle stalks.

E ELEVATION: harled, central 2-light window; later advanced square-plan addition at right, harled, pyramidal roof and corner angle wallhead stack.

W ELEVATION: blank gable with fine cherry-cocked masonry; later addition stepped back at NW.

N ELEVATION: 4 irregular bays; 2 at centre, stone with piend roof,

R probably original; flanking square-plan bays with pyramidal roofs, all in sympathetic style.

GATEPIERS AT N: 2 square plan, rusticated ashlar with caps.