Lodge, now a house, c. 1872. Vernacular Revival style. By E. W. Godwin for Earl Cowper. Brick with patterned tile hanging and gabled, hipped and catslide plain tile roofs. Central grouped ridge stack. 2 storeys, 2 bays. Irregular plan. Windows are leaded casements, some with segmental heads. West front has to left, 2 storey canted hay with battered plinth and faceted conical roof with finial. Large multiple bay window on each floor. To its right, catslide roof forming porch. To right, battered buttress. South end has to right, 2 casements. To right again, C20 single storey lean-to addition. Above, to left, a casement. North end has 2 casements. Rear has casement to left. To right, door flanked by single casements. Above, large casement with catslide roof. This building is a detached gate lodge to Beauvale House and is in itself a notable work of E. W. Godwin. (NCC/js)