Trebursye Lodge

Trebursye Lodge is a lodge for Trebursye House, built around 1840 to 1850, with a small extension from the 20th century. The building is made of rendered stone, featuring granite lintels and sills, and has a thatched roof with gabled ends. It has rendered axial and gable end stacks with broached diagonal shafts, although the shafts are truncated. The lodge is approximately square in shape and consists of a single storey with asymmetrical elevations.

On the corner, there is a large gabled porch that is diagonally placed, featuring a chamfered lintel above the doorway, a ledged door, and a blind window panel above, all with a granite lintel and cill. The elevation facing the drive to the right (east) includes a small canted bay with a thatched canopy to the left, a 2-light casement to the right, and a diagonal buttress on the corner. The elevation to the left of the porch, facing south, has 1 and 2-light casements, with the right-hand window having a small gable above it. All windows are casements with glazing bars and arched heads on the top panes, also featuring granite lintels and cills. There is a small single storey outshut from the 20th century on the west (rear) elevation. The interior has not been inspected.