Castle Lodge

Built of brick with plastered pseudo timber-framing and with a red plain tile roof. Central entrance to a 2-storey single depth cross gabled range with a contemporary service wing and a later C20 extension behind. The ledged door in a chamfered frame is in a gabled timber porch with bargeboards. This is flanked by 4-light mullion-and-transom windows, all with plain glazing. A continuous jetty on brackets supports the first floor, each bracket carrying a vertical timber. Paired 2-light windows in the central gable above, a planted kingpost rises between the windows. Plain bargeboards to the roof gables, central cluster stack with four moulded terracotta shafts. The gable end has another planted king post as above, with a small oriel below. The roof forms a pentice over a small recessed outshut on the north-east side. Rear elevation with some alteration.

Interior not inspected at the time of resurvey.