South Lodge

Small lodge in Tudor Gothic style. Composed of a short main range orientated N-S of one and a half storeys and a basement. Gabled porch to E side and a single-storeyed gabled wing to the W. There is a C20 extension to the rear (N). Constructed of rock-faced coursed grey masonry under a slate-covered half-hipped roof, with a plinth course. Eaves stack to W side of main range with 3 round shafts and a shield below. Cusped barge boards to gables. Moulded wood-framed windows with square hoodmoulds. The S gable of the main range faces the driveway. It has a large canted bay window with hipped roof containing a 3-light mullioned and transomed window. Above it is a 2-light casement window. The porch is open to the S, E and N, with segmental stone arches and hoodmoulds. Above the E arch is a shield. The interior of the porch has a ribbed vaulted ceiling. The front door leads into the E side of the building, and is panelled under a segmental head. To the R of the porch is a cross window. The single storey W range has 3-light windows to the S and W, and a C20 half-lit basement door on the N side under a segmental arch with voussoirs.

No access to interior at time of inspection (July 1997)