Description

Circa 1830 with later alterations. Single storey gate
lodge originally T-plan with substantial additions to W.
Cream sandstone, squared, snecked and stugged; base
course; chamfered reveals.
S ELEVATION: irregular 4-bay, right bay belongs to the
original lodge. Doorway left of centre and canted bay
right of centre; gabled outer bays, with stone mullioned
bipartite window to left bay and single window to right
with corbelled stone slab canopy. Similar window in
gabled bay on E elevation. Plate glass sash and case
windows; large grey slates to original work with leaded
flashings and overhanging eaves; timber eaves brackets,
kingposts and tapering finials; moulded coping to stacks.
GATEPIERS, QUADRANTS AND BOUNDARY WALLS: 4 red
sandstone gatepiers with pyramidal caps, linked by low
coped quadrants (former railings removed). Rubble
boundary walls adjoining.

Statement of Interest

Probably by William Burn who is known to have designed the

South Lodge, also to Whittingehame House (to which he made

alterations circa 1830), and the cottages at Luggate Burn.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17793547

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