Reres Hill Park Lodge, 101 Monifieth Road, Dundee

Reres Hill Park Lodge, built around 1868, is a single-storey lodge with an irregular plan and a later sympathetic addition. It features snecked rubble masonry, harled on the west side, and a slate roof. The windows are plate-glass sash and case with chamfered jambs, and the building has crowstepped gables with moulded stacks.

On the southeast elevation, there is a door with a moulded doorcase located at a crowstep gabled porch in the right re-entrant, along with a heraldic shield at the gable and a window on the right return. A blank gable is advanced on the left, and a later bay, which is slightly recessed, is found at the far left with a window and a half-piended roof.

The east elevation features an advanced gable on the right with a window and a heraldic shield at the gablehead, while a bay is recessed on the left with a window.

On the north elevation, there is a gable with a stack on the left, a window on the right, and a door at a lean-to porch at the far right.

The interior has not been seen.