NHER 47713 (Building record) - 21 and 22, East Raynham

This building forms a lodge to Raynham Hall and dates to around 1840. It is of knapped, unsquared flint constrcution with brick dressings and slated roofs and stands one and half storeys high. There are two ground and two first-floor casements of two lights, the latter under dormer gables. It has brick rustication and dressings to openings. Dentil wooden eaves cornice, hipped roof with central brick chimney stack. A single storey gabled bay window is to the north and gabled service wing to the south, both single storey. The lodge was built as 2 cottages with rear entrances.