Definition of gate lodge in English:

gate lodge

noun

British

单词	gate lodge
释义	Definition of gate lodge in English: gate lodge noun British A small house situated at the entrance to the grounds of a large house. the driveway passes a quaint gate lodge Example sentencesExamples Outbuildings include a gate lodge and courtyard. There is a gate lodge at the entrance to the estate, a number of cottages and a stable block. Landenstown Estate, a two-storey property, has four reception rooms, two gate lodges and an extensive stable complex. The gate lodge behind it is the only indicator that behind the wall lies some large estate. At the edge of the village, through a pair of red-brick gate lodges, a mile's worth of drive leads to the Manor. A stone building, whether it be a gate lodge or cottage, is always popular and sought after. The estate is approached via a tree-lined avenue and there is a second house - a gate lodge which can be let. The restored gate lodge has one reception room, one bedroom, a kitchen and bathroom. He lives with his wife in the gate lodge of Coniston Hall. Ardleigh comprises two single-storey gate lodges of 112 square metres, eight large detached houses, and five country-villa style homes.
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