The Lodge

Lodge house in "Old English" style. Two storeys with 2-window range to main elevations. Plain tile roof with moulded bargeboards; small ridge stack . Black and white detail to gables, twinned dormer-like cross gables to NW (inner facing) front and paired gable ends to NE (main road) side; fishscale tile hanging to 1st floor (swept out at base) and snecked rubble to groud floor; plinth with freestone band course; diamond leaded glazing throughout. Pegler family coat-of-arms in square surround to centre of NW front. Both sides have distinctive pointed and bracketed oriels with round arched glazing bar to the top; the right hand window on the NE side is 3-light, pointed to the centre, and with shaped bracket. Below this is a 4-light squared oriel with freestone base and high transom; to side left is a small square recessed light with freestone surround and scrolled lintel. On the front a lean-to-roof spans similar 4-light bay and the central porch with round arched entrance; panelled, in front of a panelled door with glazed upper lights and overlight. 2-light cross-frame window to right has freestone architrave with scrolled lintel and depressed ogee apron. The downhill (SE) end has asymmetrical gable with 2-light 1st floor window and single light ground floor window with freestone architrave as before. The SW gable end has canted tie-beam.