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Detached three-bay single-storey former gate lodge associated with Gaybrook House (demolished), built c.1790, with canted bay projection to the centre of the main elevation (north). Now out of use and a roofless ruin. Hipped natural slate roof, now partially collapsed to the west side, with overhanging eaves supported on ashlar limestone brackets and a central rendered brick. Constructed of ashlar limestone over brick construction. Square-headed window openings, set within round-headed arches, with cut stone sills and remains of timber sliding sash window. Round-headed doorway to north face of canted projection with fittings now gone. Round-headed niche to interior hallway. Located adjacent to the main entrance gates (15402667) serving Gaybrook House to the west (now demolished).
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