In brief
The Lodge is a prominent mid-nineteenth-century house whose later additions produce a picturesque, turreted silhouette on Aberlady’s High Street. Stables and gates make it a small domestic ensemble rather than a façade alone.
Quick facts
- National designation
- Category B listed building, LB4348
- Grid reference
- NT 46274 79830
- Main phase
- Mid-nineteenth century
- Later change
- Late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century additions
Growth by addition
HES describes a mid-nineteenth-century core enlarged in later phases. The tower-like elements, varied roofline and ancillary buildings show how a substantial village house could accumulate architectural emphasis over time.
The listing records an association with the Punton family. That is historical context, not evidence for an architect, current owner or present access arrangement, and none is inferred here.
Sources
- Historic Environment Scotland — LB4348 — Current Category B listing, architectural description, additions, stables, gates and historical association.
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Location
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