The gate piers are circular and rusticated with domed caps. Stable buildings To the southeast of the hall are stable buildings in a U-shaped plan, constructed in stone with slate roofs. They are dated 1864, and incorporate a timber bell turret with a pyramidal roof, a clock, and a weathervane. South lodge The south lodge, also on the B5278 road, is dated 1875 and was designed by Paley and Austin. It is a two-storey building with an L-plan, constructed in limestone with a slate roof. Entrance gates The entrance gates and associated railings to the hall itself, also on the B5278 road, date from about 1875, and were also designed by Paley and Austin. Rysbrack statue of Inigo Jones, moved from Chiswick House In the grounds to the north of the hall is a lead statue of Inigo Jones by John Michael Rysbrack, dating from about the 1740s; this was moved from Chiswick House in the 19th century. Limestone underpass Also in the grounds is a limestone underpass beneath the B5278 road that gave access from the formal gardens to the kitchen gardens. See also Grade II* listed buildings in South Lakeland Listed buildings in Lower Holker List of works by George Webster List of non-ecclesiastical works by Paley and Austin Notes References External links Holker Hall - official site Article in the Telegraph Text and photographs from Visit Cumbria Grade II* listed buildings in Cumbria Gardens in Cumbria Gardens by Thomas Hayton Mawson Country houses in Cumbria Tourist attractions in Cumbria History of Lancashire Historic house museums in Cumbria Paley and Austin buildings Grade II* listed houses Grade II listed parks and gardens in Cumbria Tudor Revival architecture in England George Webster buildings