Middle Lodge

Middle Lodge is a single-storey house featuring a main north-south range, a short east range at the front, and a longer northeast range behind. The house is timber-framed and painted black and white, standing on a brick plinth with a slate roof. The main range includes two brick stacks with star-shaped flues.

The entrance front has a gable on the left side, with continuous glazing beneath the tie beam and eaves, and an advanced four-light mullioned and transomed window in the center. There is a porch with balustrading below the eaves and a replaced door. To the right, there is a three-light mullioned window positioned below the eaves. The gables of the east and northeast ranges also feature three-light mullioned and transomed windows.

The rear elevation of the house is constructed of brick and includes a coach house with double doors located beneath the ground floor of the house. The rear also has windows similar to those at the front, along with ledged and battened doors. A smaller northwest wing is located in an enclosed yard, and its gable is tile hung. The property was not accessible during the inspection in July-August 1996.