Lodge to Boultibrooke House

The Lodge to Boultibrooke House is an early 19th-century building that has been extended later. It is a long, single-storey Gothic lodge featuring an advanced splayed bay at the centre, with a similar advanced bay at the rear. The structure is primarily made of coursed rubble blocks, with cemented lintels at the southern end. It has hipped slate roofs with wide eaves and a tall brick stack towards the northern end. The timber windows consist of paired and single lights under pointed heads, with casements in fixed frames and horizontal glazing bars. There is also a later porch that faces the driveway.