Tal-y-bont Lodge

Neo-Norman style building of one and 2 storeys constructed of tooled Anglesey limestone ashlar; flat roofs. Entrance or screen wall to front has gabled centrepiece containing wide round-headed archway in 2 orders with Norman columns, flanked by square corner turrets with battered bases, rectangular "arrow" slits and nook-shafts; archway contains full-height ribbed double gates and wicket door; screen wall on either side has splayed round-headed opening with 6-paned sash window to right and similar but tiny opening with latticed window to left. Behind the screen wall and to right of the driveway is a 2-storey square-plan tower containing the main domestic accommodation, main section behind larger and slightly taller than the projecting front section which has narrow round-headed splayed windows on each floor to right return. Flat-roofed extension to front of tower is lit by 2 C20 windows inserted into the rubblestone park wall to right of screen wall.

Interior not accessible at time of Survey.