Hoppyland Lodge

Hoppyland Lodge is a former lodge to Hoppyland Hall, now a private house, likely built in the mid-19th century. The building is constructed of coursed sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and features a Welsh slate roof. It has an L-plan layout and a cottage style. The one-storey, four-bay range runs parallel to the road and has a semicircular right end facing the carriage drive. The main elevation includes flat stone lintels over a boarded door on the right, a narrow window to the left of the door with lattice glazing bars in an elliptical-headed frame, and two plain narrow windows to the left. There are also two lattice-glazed windows in the apsidal right return. The steeply-pitched roof, which curves over the right apse, has a tall corniced central ridge chimney. The rear wing features a renewed door on the left, a three-light window on the right with lattice glazing, and three inserted roof lights.