Castle Lodge

Castle Lodge is a building constructed of brick with plastered pseudo timber-framing and a red plain tile roof. It features a central entrance leading to a two-storey, single-depth cross-gabled range, accompanied by a contemporary service wing and a later 20th-century extension at the rear. The entrance consists of a ledged door set in a chamfered frame, located within a gabled timber porch adorned with bargeboards. Flanking the entrance are four-light mullion-and-transom windows, all fitted with plain glazing. A continuous jetty supported by brackets, each carrying a vertical timber, extends from the first floor. Above, the central gable displays paired two-light windows, with a planted kingpost positioned between them. The roof gables are finished with plain bargeboards, and a central cluster stack features four moulded terracotta shafts. The gable end mirrors the planted kingpost design, with a small oriel window situated below. Additionally, the roof includes a pentice over a small recessed outshut on the north-east side. The rear elevation has undergone some alterations. The interior was not inspected during the resurvey.