Including Gatepier, Heronhill Lodge, 152 Weensland Road

John Thomas Rochead, 1865, extended mid-20th century. Single-storey, Italianate gate lodge with octagonal-plan main block swept out to square at eaves by concave quadrant arcs above corner windows; finialled, piended roof; low porch to E; low piend-roofed wing to rear (S); and lean-to extension to W, forming T-plan. Tooled, squared, coursed yellow sandstone with polished and droved ashlar dressings. Dentilled eaves cornice. Projecting, bracketed cills. Panelled detail above central window to principal elevation; timber-boarded doors in keystoned, shouldered margins to N and E elevations of porch. Twinned ornamental stacks to rear of principal octagonal block.

Non-traditional uPVC windows. Grey slate roof with metal ridges. Panelled, corniced, semicircular-pedimented ashlar stacks.

INTERIOR: Single room to principal part of lodge, with large recess to W, working timber shutters and tongue and groove panelling around windows, and simple cornice.

GATEPIER: Pedestalled, panelled, corniced, shallow pyramid-capped, square-plan, yellow sandstone gatepier attached to rear of porch by ashlar-coped, squared yellow sandstone wall.