Lodge, Eccles

This is a single-storey lodge from the earlier 19th century, located on a steep slope above a stream. It features three bays and has a basement to the west, along with a low outbuilding attached. The exterior is made of whitewashed rubble with painted ashlar margins, and all openings are pointed-arched. The north elevation has a central boarded door, while the south wall contains two windows. There is a single bay on the west side, but the window there is blocked by the roof of the outbuilding. Most of the windows are sashes with small panes, and the roof is covered with piended corrugated iron.