Front Lodge at Bodorgan

Single-storey, square-plan estate lodge extended to the rear by the addition of a single window wing linking the lodge to the parallel range of outbuildings; with further block, set at an angle to the W end of the parallel range (built to the rear of the wall running alongside the road). Built of rubble masonry, roughcast rendered elevations, the main lodge with chamfered angles. Hipped roof of hexagonal slates; lodge with broadly projecting eaves forming a skirt-roof on all sides supported on timber piers, slightly tapering at top with lambs-tongue chamfered angles; and including a slightly advanced hipped-roofed, central porch to E. The main lodge has a central chimney of paired, diagonally set stacks, with projecting caps, on a rectangular base; the outbuilding range has a similarly detailed single ridge stack; both of ashlar masonry. Windows are recessed casements of 2 and 3-lights, entrance through a central, panelled door to E; outbuildings with plank doors.