Lodge, Cullaloe House

Probably James Gillespie Graham. Earlier 19th century. Small, single storey, single bay, square-plan finely detailed classical lodge with later 19th and 20th century additions. Polished ashlar, pronounced base course, pilastered and projecting moulded eaves cornice with surmounting deep parapet to original lodge. Coursed sandstone with long and short quoins to vertical margins and window surrounds to SW elevation of later 19th century addition. Rendered to late 20th century modern extensions to rear NW.

SE (ROADSIDE) ELEVATION: slightly advanced central section with paired square and circular pilasters in antis framing recessed window to original lodge. Plain wall of later 19th century addition to left; late 19th century window inserted between the two.

NE ELEVATION: original lodge; slightly advanced central section with paired pilasters flanking blocked central entrance. Low modern extension setback to right attached to larger square-plan extension to far right; various openings.

NW (REAR) ELEVATION: formerly centred window to original lodge, modern extension set flush at right side of window. Late 20th century extensions; advanced to left, setback to right; various openings.

SW ELEVATION: later symmetrical 19th century addition to far right; centred door at advanced single bay porch, flanking windows set back. Advanced late 20th century additions running to centre and left; various openings.

Modern timber doors with upper glazing. Plate glass timber sash and case windows to original lodge and late 19th century addition, modern timber windows to rest. Grey slate piended roofs to original lodge, late 19th century addition and late 20th century extensions; flat roofed to parts. Pair of polygonal corniced ashlar stacks with long cans set between original lodge and later 19th century addition, stack to right originally set at wallhead of original lodge.