The Lodge, Clytha Park

Lodge, Bath stone ashlar with slate roofs and rendered stack on ridge of rear wing. Single storey, T-plan, Tudor Gothic with shouldered coped gables, crocketted finials and embattled parapet to S side wall facing road. Finials are similar to small finials on gatescreen. S front has porch to left with coped gable, finial and side parapets. Tudor-arched doorway with hoodmould and panelled door. Single light to porch side walls. To right of porch, a single pointed light with panelled spandrels and hoodmould. W gable end has string course carried round from below S front battlements and sloped up to echo gable coping. Small plain quatrefoil over large ashlar canted bay window of 1-2-1 pointed lights in square-headed frames. Cornice and brattished parapet. To left, N wing has swept roof without battlements and one W side 2-light window with hoodmould. N end gable similar to W gable, but with 3-light mullion window and hoodmould, finial missing. A rendered addition on E end of main part has flat roof and embattled parapet. Original E gable visible above.