West Lodge, Biel

Circa 1840. Small rectangular plan, Tudor stule gate lodge

with later additions at rear. Stugged pink coursed

sandstone with ashlar dressings; base course, chamfered

reveals. Symmetrical 3-bay S elevation to drive with

gabled porch, above 4-centred doorway; lancets to porch

sides and studded panelled door; bipartite windows

flanking. Gabled E and W elevations with canted 4-light

bay with parapet to W gable, single window to E, and

both with blind arrow slits at apex. Piend roofed

sympathetic rear addition to right of N elevation, and

modern additions set in re-entrant angle, encroaching

slightly on E gable. Gablet coping to ashlar parapets and

skewputts. 4-centred windows, with diamond-pane

glazing to those in canted bay. Purple slates.

GATEPIERS: square, stugged pink sandstone gatepiers with

chamfered corners and pyramidal caps.