East Lodge, Drumpark House

East Lodge, part of Drumpark House, is a single-storey lodge dating from circa 1860 and designed in the style of Campbell Walker of Edinburgh. The building is constructed from banded, interlocking bull-faced masonry. A gabled porch, featuring a rope-moulded round-headed doorway, is situated in the re-entrant angle between the west and south gables. A canted window is located in the south gable, alongside a swept-roofed window with three lights above quatrefoil panels. The windows are of a canted-headed design, and there is a blank panel on the east gable. A banded, tall apex stack rises from the roof, which is slate-covered with fish-scale banding. The lodge is enclosed by quadrant walls constructed in similar polygonal intersecting masonry and incorporating a crenellated cope. Banded and fluted square gatepiers, standing on raised plinths and topped with ball finials, support decorative wrought-iron gates.