Ancillary Buildings North And West Of Lighthouse

The ancillary buildings located north and west of the lighthouse were likely constructed in 1881. These include a rectangular, single-storey building with a hipped roof that is attached to the west side of the lighthouse, along with a taller, gabled single-storey building to the north. The hipped building is made of painted brick and features a slate roof that supports an open belfry, which houses a single bell topped with a pyramid and a weathervane. The front (south) side has two cross-casement windows and three boarded doors, all with timber lintels, while the west end has one cross-casement window. Notably, there is an unusual V-shaped bay window at the rear.