West Lodges, Gordon Castle

John Baxter, 1791-2. Entrance arch, crenellated screen walls

and flanking lodges with modern rear additions. Tooled

ashlar, polished ashlar dressings; harled additions at rear.

Tall central crenellated triumphal arch linked to flanking

single storey, single bay lodges by screenwall; lodges linked

to quadrants by continuation of screenwall. Single pedestrian

entrance each side of main entrance and single window of each

lodge, the latter set in shallow round-headed panel.

REAR: square single bay, mirrored lodges project at rear,

each with entrance facing drive-way and set-back crenellated

elevation with additional entrance fronting modern rear

additions. Original doors and windows set in shallow

round-headed panels; 12-pane glazing. Rear coped wallhead

stacks; shallow piended roofs masked by crenellated

wallheads; slate roofs to modern additions.