Lodge, Tyninghame House

Probably William Burn, circa 1830. Single storey, 3-bay

rectangular plan gate lodge. Squared and snecked red

sandstone with stugged and droved bordered dressings.

S ELEVATION: 3-bay, symmetrical. Advanced gabled porch at

centre with broad, depressed arch doorway and modern French

doors with small-pane fanlight. Narrow windows on E and W

returns. Timber mullioned tripartites flanking in outer bays.

N ELEVATION: flat-roofed rectangular projection.

E GABLE: 5-sided canted window bay with cornice, slab roofing

and windows to centre 3 sides.

Diamond-pane glazing pattern to casement windows at S front.

Plate glass to canted bay and 4-pane sashes to rear

projection. Saw-tooth skews with consoled skewputts. Coped

diamond stack at centre of ridge. Grey slates.

GATEWAY: high pyramid coped piers, with S pier buttressed,

framing round arched carriageway. Red bull-nosed ashlar

sandstone. Raised voussoirs to archway and coped wall above

bridging between piers. Timber gates with diamond railings

and decorative hinges.