Carr Lodge, Wakefield Road, Horbury, West Yorkshire. Historic Building Photographic Recording (OASIS ID: stephenh1-379627)

Carr Lodge is a brick-built mansion of the late 18th century, originally known as Sunroyd. The building's early history is not well documented, but it was acquired in about 1790 by a nephew of the renowned architect John Carr. Minor extensions were made in the early 19th century, and there have been piecemeal internal alterations throughout, despite which the historic plan-form and numerous historic fixtures and fittings survive.

卡尔洛奇（Carr Lodge）是一座始建于18世纪晚期的砖砌宅邸，最初名为森罗伊德（Sunroyd）。该建筑的早期历史并无详尽文献记载，约1790年为知名建筑师约翰·卡尔（John Carr）的外甥所收购。19世纪初期曾进行过小幅扩建，此后长期历经多次零散的内部改造，但原历史平面布局与大量历史固定构件及内饰装潢仍得以留存。