Bodorgan Railway Station, main building

Late Georgian style 2-storey building, mostly scribe rendered to first floor, rubble to ground floor, and with droved freestone dressings including lugged architraves, quoins and first floor sill band. Slate roof with boarded eaves and moulded timber kneelers; 2 large rendered stacks with cornices, set in from the gable ends and a further stack to left (NW) of centre. Three-bay front to platform, formerly with canopy, the roof of which continues over simple advanced end pavilions; that to left (stationmaster's accommodation) has been enlarged. Slightly recessed sash windows with narrow central panes (some windows now boarded); ground floor with 2 doorways to right (SE). Further doorway on the return wall of the right hand pavilion. Both the pavilions (originally symmetrical) have boarded rectangular windows; to left, the stationmaster's house has a door and window facing the platform. Low wall to both ends including engraved slate station tablets. Rubble faced rear elevation; roof of central block continues down over projected centre with tall sash window. This centrepiece is clasped by twin lean-to porches with doorways in each inner face. The stationmaster's house has 2 sash windows flanking a half glazed door.