Jardine Hall Lodge

Probably E J May of London, architect. Dated 1901.

Asymmetrical Edwardian single storey lodge, gatepiers with

renaissance details. All red ashlar.

LODGE: stugged coursers, polished dressings. Steep,

swept-eaved slate roof with (dated) banded large axial stack.

Arcaded open porch at SE corner; canted mullioned and

transomed S-facing window to driveway beyond key-blocked

circular light. Mullioned and transomed window in E flank and

in N wing; walled court adjoins latter and links to harled

modern porch in W re-entrant angle. Blocked wide eaves.

GATEPIERS: 6 tall corniced and finialed square rusticated

ashlar piers linked by low quadrants with wrought-iron

railings. Massive inner piers have consoled tall obelisks,

elaborately ornamented wrought-iron gates.