Plas Coch Lodge

Plas Coch Lodge is a single-storey building designed in the Neo-Tudor style, featuring a symmetrical cross-shaped plan with four projecting crow-stepped gables topped with ball finials on square shafts that have cornices. The walls are made of squared red gritstone with sandstone dressings, and there is a plinth with chamfered sandstone coping. The roof is slate, with a central chimney stack.

The main doorway, located to the southeast, has an elliptical arch and a boarded door adorned with studs and ornate cock's head hinges. Above the door is a moulded sandstone hood band with a shallow recess. The southwest and northeast gables have mullioned and transomed windows consisting of three lights, some of which feature diamond leading and moulded triangular pediments. There are also slit windows on the sides of the projections. Additionally, there is a small hipped-roof addition to the north, which has a slate roof, a chimney at the northern corner, and a square-headed window.