West Lodge

Two storey lodge in grey stone, with plain tiled roof with bargeboards; generally small-pane wooden casement windows with brick dressings. The plan consists of 2 blocks at angle of about 120 degrees. Entrance faces garden. Modern panelled door (R) to formerly open porch; flat roofed dormer above. To L, splayed 2-storey staircase tower with gable, and window to each floor. To L again, broad window to upper floor, above shallow brick extension with French doors, to L, upper window set at eaves; modern window to ground floor; corner chimney. Gable end with window to upper floor; link to extension below. Gable end to drive has single casement to upper floor, 2 casements to ground floor. Elevation to road has gabled block, (L) with window to each floor; large stone chimney, small window at eaves. Roof sweeps down over shallow extension. Two-storey recent extension (attached by low link) matches roof slope of lodge; tiled roof, rendered elevations.

Largely modernised, but retains some doors, pitch-pine staircase in stair-tower, deep slate window sills. Gothic doorway to extension formerly an entrance doorway.