Landue Lodge

Landue Lodge is an entrance lodge dated 1812, with some minor later additions and alterations. It is constructed from roughly coursed slate-stone and features a hipped slate roof supported by braced rustic wood posts, giving it a square plan. The lodge is designed in a picturesque Gothic style.

On the ground floor, there are two leaded latticed windows with Y-tracery and wooden shutters, set in segmental pointed surrounds with wedged voussoirs. To the left side, there is a ledged door in a Tudor-arched surround, and to the right side, a four-panel door in a lean-to. A slate-stone cobbled pathway runs under the verandah. Each gable has a window similar to those on the ground floor, with fretted lead bargeboards and circular slate pendants, one of which is inscribed "1823." A central cruciform red brick ridge stack is also present. A 20th-century lean-to attached to the rear is not of special architectural interest. The lodge stands at the north-west entrance to Landue.