During the residency of the Allendale families, there were four main entrances to the estate,
each with its own Lodge: Archway Lodge; North Lodge (aka Avenue Lodge);
Haigh Lodge, and Hoyland Lodge. In the 20th century the latter was sold for private
use and subsequently extensively altered.
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On the north-east side of the park a track leads west from Huddersfield Road to Archway Lodge, which was designed in 1805/6 by William Atkinson and is in the form of a giant archway with fluted columns.
Standing on the east side of the estate, at the edge of Huddersfield Road, Haigh Lodge was designed by Jeffry Wyatt during 1811-14.
At the end of Park Lane, the principal vehicular entrance to Bretton Hall, on the north side of the site, stands North Lodge which was designed 1811-14 by Jeffry Wyatt.
