Lodge Isa including associated Gates and Gatepiers

Lodge Isa is a small single-storey Neo-classical gate-lodge, built with associated gates and gatepiers. It has a D-plan layout, featuring a hipped cross-wing attached to the rear of a semi-octagonal bow. The building is constructed of fine limestone ashlar, likely with a brick core, and has a shallow-pitched slate roof with two brick chimneys topped with limestone copings. The entrance is located on the drive-facing angle of the canted section, featuring a roofed portico supported by slender Tuscan columns made of sandstone, without an entablature, and an original six-panel door. Each face of the lodge has rectangular windows, all equipped with projecting stone sills and fictive (incised) voussoirs above flat-arched lintels; however, the windows have modern uPVC glazing that is not in keeping with the original style. There is also a modern gabled extension at the rear, rendered.

To the right of the lodge are the gates and gatepiers. The gatepiers are designed as tapering, capped obelisks, standing approximately 2 meters high. There is a plain railed iron gate on the left pier, while the gate on the right pier is missing. Railings associated with the gates extend to the left and right. The left section runs in front of the lodge for about 8 meters before curving inward at the gatepiers, while the right section curves outward towards the road for about 4 meters before continuing parallel to the road for another 3 meters. These railings are of a plain spear-headed design, set on a limestone ashlar plinth. The interior of the lodge was not inspected during the survey.