Main Lodge, Whittingehame House

Probably Eustace Balfour, dated 1911. 2-storey Arts and

Crafts gate lodge with 2nd storey breaking eaves at

intervals. Pink rake-jointed rubble with droved ashlar

dressings; base course.

W ELEVATION: slightly advanced gabled bay to outer left

with chamfered corners, corbelled to square at eaves

level, and each with small window; further small windows

on return elevations and in gablehead. Doorway in

re-entrant, with small-paned upper panel to door and

dated lintel; square window under eaves above, and

flanking to right at ground. Large area of blank

wall-plane to outer right.

E ELEVATION: 3 asymmetrical bays; wide advanced gabled

bay at centre with doorway off-centre to left of gable and

stone mullioned bipartite in gable head; ground floor

window to recessed right bay and gabled dormer to 1st

floor window breaking eaves; narrower ground floor

window to recessed outer left. Modern lean-to outbuilding

flanking doorway. Small-pane glazing pattern to sash

and case windows. Grey-green slates with swept eaves.

Gablehead stack to W and wallhead stack flanking

centre bay to S. Decorative gutter fixtures.

GATEPIER: square red sandstone ashlar gatepier with

pyramid cap (remainder of form pair), with simple

wrought-iron railings adjoined to house.