Lodge, 83 New Abbey Road, Dumfries

Presumably by Walter Newall. Early 19th century. Single storey piend-roofed lodge. Originally L-plan, N range doubled

(sympathetically) in thickness with additional roof-pitch,

perhaps mid 19th century. All painted ashlar, flanks and

rear (N) elevation droved.

S elevation: advanced and shallow-bowed wide left bay has

panelled plain angle pilasters and 2 windows with string at

cill level; full-height square porch in re-entrant angle;

sash windows with original glazing pattern retained; narrow

eaves band and main cornice carried over all elevations.

Corniced, squat diamond stacks; roofed with graded slates;

Lean-to sheds abut N wall. 2 square rusticated and painted

ashlar gatepiers with shallow pyramidal caps. Rebuilt curved

low rubble-built quadrants incorporate base of 3rd pier at N.