Lodge, Leuchie

Leuchie Lodge, built around 1859, is a single-storey, gabled T-plan gate lodge. It is constructed from squared, snecked sandstone with droved grey ashlar dressings and features chamfered arrises around its openings.

On the south elevation, there is a central doorway framed by an advanced gable bay, which includes a projecting rectangular bipartite bay with a blocking course to the left and a single window to the right. The west elevation has two windows set in a gabled advanced bay, with shallow blank recessed walls. At the rear, there is a harled addition with a pentice roof.

The lodge has sash and case windows with 8-pane glazing. The gable heads feature ashlar diamond panels, ornately moulded and raised on the south and west gables, the latter displaying the initials HD. It has timber barge boards and eaves brackets, and a slate roof. The polygonal brick stacks on the west arm are supported by ashlar pedestals, linked in pairs.

The property is enhanced by a retaining wall with quasi-obelisk gatepiers topped with ball finials, along with decorative timber railings and gates.