Wye Lodge

Wye Lodge is a building that may have originally been a 17th-century farm building, which has since been converted into a house with 19th-century additions. The eastern section features a gabled, timber-framed wing that is weatherboarded and has an axial stack, along with one modern window. The central part of the building includes a projecting canted bay that creates an open porch and a room above, which is tile hung. To the west, there is a two-storey section with one window bay, constructed of painted brick and topped with a half-hipped roof.