St Germains Lodge, St Germains

Earlier 19th century. Single storey, 3-bay, square-plan gate lodge (almost certainly a re-working of an earlier lodge, retaining late 18th century porch); earlier and mid 20th century additions to S (side) and E (rear). Freestone rubble; ashlar dressings (tooled on later alterations); stone cills. Earlier to mid 19th century rubble outbuilding to E (along boundary wall) with lean-to corrugated iron roof.

W (DRIVEWAY) ELEVATION: central grey ashlar broken pedimented porch; chamfered arrises to door jambs; narrow windows on return. Windows to outer bays.

S ELEVATION: 2 windows, that to right (inserted later) with concrete surround.

E (REAR) ELEVATION: rendered flat-roof additions; long glazed sunroom to far right; large box dormer.

N ELEVATION: central window.

INTERIOR: no original features remaining (2003).

Timber sash and case windows with 6-pane upper cases, 2-pane lowers. Exposed rafters to grey slate roof; small Velux window to W elevation. Corniced cement-rendered end stacks.

QUADRANT AND GATEPIERS: stugged grey sandstone ashlar quadrant with ashlar coping to W of lodge. Square-plan, pyramidal capped ashlar gatepiers.