Grand Lodge

Mid C19 Tudor-gothic style estate lodge, single storey and built to a cruciform plan with main central block aligned NW-SE, paired wings to SW and wing to rear (NE); gabled porch in angle of main range and SW wing. The lodge has smooth rendered elevations with freestone dressings. Slate gable roofs have shaped gable parapets surmounted by shaped finials and tall dressed stone stacks: single rectangular stack to SW, single octagonal stack to NW and paired octagonal stack to NE; all with capping. Entrance to the lodge is through a moulded arch with keystone in the NW wall of the porch, to the R of the entrance is the NW end of the main range; 3-window canted bay has small paned sash windows with transoms and moulded parapet, keyed oculus in shaped gable apex above. The paired wings to SW have similar windows with narrow slots in the gables.

Interior not inspected at the time of the survey.