Lodge, Castlebank Park, Castlegate, Lanark

Early 20th century with late 20th century additions. Single storey, 3-bay, roughly rectangular-plan, multi-gabled asymmetrical Tudor revival lodge with deep bracketed eaves and applied half-timber gables. Predominantly squared and coursed rubble with snecked ashlar dressings; random rubble to rear elevations; later extensions harled. Base course. Long and short quoins. Tabbed, chamfered window margins.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: 3-bay W elevation with central gabled timber porch raised on 4 steps; advanced gable to left with canted window below projecting timber-framed gablehead. Similar gable with canted window to S elevation.

Predominantly plate glass in timber sash and case windows. Harled ridge stacks with small reds cans. Grey slate with zinc ridges; stone ridge finials to W and S gables.

BOUNDARY WALL: low garden wall probably late 19th century enclosing small front garden. Earlier rubble wall to N (adjoining later curved walls associated with gates to estate) with rounded cope stones placed vertically; wrought-iron pedestrian gate leading to back garden.

GATES AND GATEPIERS: mid-19th century with late 19th and 20th century additions and alterations. Gateway comprising six gatepiers with two freestanding piers to central vehicle entrance, two piers attached to wing walls which terminate in further piers at road edge. Piers polished ashlar, wing walls squared and coursed rubble with flat ashlar cope. Central piers with 2-leaf wrought-iron gates and overthrow with name 'Castlebank Park'; outer piers with pedestrian gate at E and low wall with railing to W, both with wrought iron overthrows. 4 central piers chamfered above base course, moulded cornice and flattened domed capstones, probably originally with stone finial. Outer piers on road line lack base course and cornice.