Park Lodge Cottage Orne

Park Lodge Cottage is an early 19th-century cottage located along a woodland lane south of the Stackpole to Sampson Cross road, approximately 100 meters west of Park House. This building likely served as the gate lodge when Caroline Grove was the carriageway leading to Park House.

The cottage features two main rooms and is constructed from whitewashed rubble stonework, topped with a hipped roof. The roof extends over a sheltered area supported by a row of timber posts at the eastern end, suggesting it may have originally been thatched. A large bay window is situated at the western end, while a rear extension has a shallower-pitched roof and a small brick chimney at one corner. The main chimney of the house is currently missing. An attic dormer window projects from the rear.

At the front, there is a large porch supported by four rough timber posts, leading to a plain boarded front door. The cottage has four-pane casement windows with chamfered frames and mullions. A rough-stone retaining wall borders the slightly raised front garden, which is accessed through an iron gate.

Despite the loss of the original roof covering, the cottage is listed as a gate lodge to Park House, designed in the cottage ornée style. It is also recognized for its group value with the other remaining buildings of Stackpole Court.