Front Lodge at Bodorgan

The Front Lodge at Bodorgan is a single-storey estate lodge with a square plan, which has been extended at the rear by a single window wing that connects it to a parallel range of outbuildings. There is also an additional block set at an angle to the west end of the outbuilding range, located behind a wall that runs alongside the road. The lodge is constructed from rubble masonry with roughcast rendered elevations, featuring chamfered angles. It has a hipped roof covered in hexagonal slates, with broadly projecting eaves that create a skirt-roof on all sides, supported by timber piers that taper slightly at the top and have lambs-tongue chamfered angles. A central porch on the east side has a slightly advanced hipped roof. The main lodge includes a central chimney with paired, diagonally set stacks and projecting caps on a rectangular base, while the outbuilding range has a similarly styled single ridge stack, both made of ashlar masonry. The windows are recessed casements with 2 and 3 lights, and there is a central panelled door for entrance on the east side; the outbuildings feature plank doors.