White Lodge Cottage

White Lodge Cottage is a compact two-storey, three-window cottage built in the Arts and Crafts style, resembling the main house. It features whitewashed roughcast walls and a steep tiled roof with swept boarded eaves. The roof is gabled with barge boards on the left side, hipped on the right, and continues in a long sweep to an integral single-storey outshut. At the rear, there are two tall external stacks.

In front of the cottage, there is a central porch beneath an outshut roof, which is supported by timber posts and has an open-sided canopy. The porch includes a round-headed doorway, side benches, and a half-glazed door with sidelights. Above the porch, there is a two-light hipped-roof dormer. The small-pane windows feature casements, with the front displaying four-light windows that are cantilevered on wooden brackets on the lower right. The lower storey has an ashlar sill band, while the upper storey has sills. Additionally, there is a cantilevered bay window on the left gable end facing the road, located below a two-light upper-storey window.