The Lodge at Penpont Manor

House, rubble stone with plain tiled roof (formerly stone tiles) curved-ended each end and pedimented to front. Two fine stone stacks on apex of each end, with half-round ends and thin cornices. Two storeys. Coved eaves cornice, pediment with coved sides and exceptional tympanum ornament of carved wood fruits, in scrolls and festoons, with W monogram, helmet and bull (Boleyn) crest. Four bays, the centre slightly projected with two 12-pane sash windows each floor and centre fielded panelled 6-panel door. Outer bays have one similar window each floor, that to ground floor left blank. All the openings are thin cemented surrounds, stone sills. Left end has a board door with cover strips, and stone terrace with low wall. A curving ramp to stream, and a door under terrace. Right end also has door. Rear has three tiny hipped 4-pane dormers, and main windows with brick heads. Centre 6-pane stair light, 12-pane window to ground floor left, 6-pane to right and two basement windows to right, one 12-pane hopper window, one 4-pane sash.

Not inspected.