White Lodge

The lodge is T-shaped in plan, 2 storeys and basement, with the main, entrance, elevation facing N. Rubble walls of locally quarried stone with rock-faced limestone quoins and dressed and chamfered limestone architraves to windows. Dressed limestone plinth and moulded cornice. Hipped slate roof. Proejecting gable end chimneys to E and W. Entrance front has advanced wing to left (E) with wide, full-height canted bay with sash windows and embattled parapet; embattled porch in angle to right (W), with paired sash windows to its right. Windows throughout are horned sashes with small paned upper lights. Paired sashes to right (W) of porch. The E elevation has similar windows flanking the chimneys on each floor. The house is bounded to the E and S by a mortared stone wall with rubble coping, with a lintelled doorway to the left of the house. The walling facing the road is capped with granite in the form of minuture battlements.

Two Victorian 4 panel doors, otherwise modern.