Lodge. Early C19. Brick, rendered and colourwashed, with hipped and gabled slate roof. Ashlar dressings. Rendered plinth, 2 sill bands, first floor band, moulded and dentillated eaves. 2 ridge, single side wall and 3 rear wall stacks. 2 storeys, 5 bays. T-plan. Windows are mainly Gothic casements. South front has to left, projecting bay and off-centre projecting pedimented bay with porch. Gabled porch has fish-scale slate roof, bargeboards, door with segmental head, and a casement each side. Flanked to left by 3 and to right by single casements. Above, 5 casements. East end has windows in recessed panel. 2 casements on each floor. West end has to left, conservatory with glazed door flanked by single lights. To right, single casement. Above, 2 casements. Rear elevation has double gabled rear wing with 2 glazing bar sashes. To its left, gabled porch flanked by single casements. Above, 7 Gothic casements of different sizes. Adjoining late C19 outbuilding, brick with slate roof, is not of special interest. This building is in the same style as those in the Estate Village of Budby laid out by Earl Manvers 1807 - 1812. (NCC/js)