The following text is from the original listed building designation:
WEST STREET TQ 74 NW HUNTON (South-east Side) 4/105 South Lodge, Wall and gate-piers GV II
Lodge and gate-piers. Mid C19. Snecked stone. Slate roof to lodge. Cross-plan lodge to south side of gateway to Hunton Court. West gable end contiguous with centre of curved wall running south from gate- piers. Lodge: single storey, on stone plinth. Pilaster strips to corners of each gable end, those to west continuing into wall. Roof carried on beyond eaves. Projecting stone stacks to north-east and south- west re-entrant angles. Regular fenestration of one tall 2-light latticed casement to each gable end, with raised tooled stone architrave, cambered head and keystone, and consoled cill. Smaller chamfered 2- light casement to long side of each wing. Stone porch in north-west re-entrant angle, under lean-to roof continued down from north wing, with round-arched doorway to north with plain imposts and keystones. Panelled inner door. Interior not inspected. Wall: about 4'6" high on stone plinth. Cambered ashlar coping. 2 slightly taller piers with cushioned tops, flanking gable end of lodge. Pair of even taller gate- piers with bulbous corniced stone caps. See also item 4/106.
Listing NGR: TQ7204349456

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.