Lodge, Balfunning House

Earlier 20th century. Single storey and attic; overall square-plan; LODGE; with pavilion roof, swept at eaves, dormers with shaped ashlar gables to attic and circular-plan tower feature at W angle. Harled with sandstone ashlar dressings. Overhanging eaves. Main arrises rounded slightly at ground floor (corbelled out slightly above). Pair of octagonal-plan sandstone ashlar gatepiers to ENTRANCE GATEWAY to NW.

LODGE: NW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: entrance with moulded corniced architrave with inner roll-moulding to right; boarded timber door with strap hinges. Window to left; dormer to left of attic. Rounded projecting bay to outer right; rising to conical-roofed circular-plan tower just above eaves; small window to left of ground floor; small window to right of attic (for further window see SW elevation).

NE ELEVATION: window to right of ground floor; small window to left. Dormer to right of attic.

SW ELEVATION: window to right of ground floor. Dormer above. Rounded projecting bay to outer left; rising to conical-roofed circular-plan tower just above eaves; small window to right of ground floor (for other windows see NW elevation).

SE ELEVATION: entrance with glazed timber door to right of centre; window to right (both probably inserted). Window to left; dormer to left of attic. Small single storey piended-roofed addition with window to outer right.

Mainly 9 and 12-pane timber sash and case windows (those to ground floor have curved bars across the outside). Grey slate pavilion roof. Large rendered coped stack at apex of roof; one round can remaining.

ENTRANCE GATEWAY: pair of octagonal-plan ashlar gatepiers with friezes, cornices and stepped coping. Replacement steel gate.