North Lodge

Picturesque gate lodge of T-shaped plan with irregular additions, in irregularly coursed local masonry. Tile roofs with generous eaves and verge overhangs. Small hanging finials. Main elevation facing road: central gable with canted bay window with tiled canopy; eaves generously sprocketted with struts on corbels supporting the cantilevered wallplate ends; at left a tall chimney and two small gabled wings, at right an open lean-to roof at the entrance with timber posts and brackets. The bay window is of mullion and transom type with three lights to front and canted flank lights. Cawdor arms in a lozenge above. Side elevation facing private road: similar gable verge; two-light mullion and transom window. Three posts at porch with brackets. Rear elevation: at left, truncated chimney, over which the roof has been restored. At the right, an angled bay window of mullion and transom type, two lights to each flank, with three-hipped roof and finial.