Plas Bodegroes

Plas Bodegroes is a 19th-century building made of stone and rendered, topped with a slate roof featuring wide bracketed eaves and tall rendered stacks at the gable ends. The structure has two storeys and attics, with a southwest front that has five windows overlooking the gardens. The entrance is located on the right side, framed by stone arches that support a vaulted veranda. This veranda extends across the main front, covered by a shallow pitched lean-to slate roof supported by clustered iron columns, and it continues around the northwest side.

The main front features French doors leading to the veranda, with the central pair having diagonal glazing bars and a decorative fanlight above. The first-floor windows are 12-pane sashes, each with floating segmental cornices. There are three rooflights in the attics. The side entrance consists of a pair of part-glazed doors with a decorative overlight, all set within a tall, classically styled doorcase, with the cornice serving as a springing for the vaulted veranda. On the northwest gable end, the veranda meets a two-storey bow window with a flat roof and glazed doors leading to the ground floor dining room.

Inside, the entrance opens to a lobby that leads to a stair hall on the right. This hall features an elegant open-well flying staircase with a mahogany handrail and stick balusters. The openings into the stair hall are arched and adorned with slender architraves, and the space boasts a corniced coved ceiling with a central laylight. A vaulted passage with pilasters and a cornice leads to the central garden door, and the interior includes ceiling roses and six panelled doors. The main parlour is highlighted by an antico verde marble fireplace.