Building record 1230/4/5 - White Lodge, Tabley

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 58555 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Lodge; c1770. Probably by John Carr. Whitewashed. English garden wall bond brick with slate roof with lead flashings. 2 storeys. Road front: central 2-storey semi-circular archway with ground floor windows of 3 x 4 sashes to either side in blank round-arched recesses. Porthole windows to first floor with cross window glazing. C19 outshuts to either side similar to rear but porthole windows bricked up. One of the gate lodges to Tabley House

<2> English Heritage, 2001, Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest, GD1636 (Report). SCH2822.

White Lodge (listed grade II). which stands on the south-western side of the park. Also probably by John Carr, the two-storey, whitewashed brick building has a central, two-storey, semicircular archway with porthole windows on the first floor to either side. The drive from here shown on C19 maps, looping east and north to the west side of the House via the bridge at the north end of Tabley Mere, was no longer used in the later C20. Some old oaks stood either side of its line