Top Lodge

A mildly Gothic 1½-storey lodge of brick with slate roof and central brick stack, which has 3 diagonally-set shafts. The lodge is cruciform in plan, having lower gabled projections in its N and S side walls. The entrance is in the E gable end facing the drive to the main house. On the R side is a doorcase with panelled reveals, panel door and overlight. In the centre is a wood-framed cross window to lower storey and attic. The R side wall facing the road has 2 similar cross windows to the L and R, a similar 3-light window in the gabled bay, and cross window in the attic. The rear gable end also has a cross window.