Symington Lodge, Symington House

A N Prentice, c1915.

LODGE: 1-storey and attic, whinstone snecked rubble with cream sandstone ashlar dressings. Entrance front has gabled wooden porch with plain bargeboards and multi-pane glazing. To left corner circular bay with conical roof and prominent eaves. Gables have slated heads and 12-pane sash and case windows. At rear walled enclosure, with modern flat-roofed attic to N. Single massive chimney stack at centre of roof ridge, and aligned with it, has panelled faces and moulded cope. Roof and gable with light grey slates, stone copes.

GATEPIERS AND GATES: Pair of rubble gatepiers with moulded copes, blocking course and ball finials, in similar mannered whinstone rubble to lodge, with convex-curved wing walls of less regular construction, plain coped. One leaf of gate remains, of rustic style.