Bodlondeb Lodge to SE of main house

Bodlondeb Lodge is a picturesque 1½-storey lodge built in a Domestic Revival style, constructed from snecked rubble with lighter limestone rock-faced dressings. The attic and gables feature timber framing with whitened pebble-dash square panels. The barge boards project on brackets and are designed with an arched brace leading to a moulded collar and finial. The roof is tiled, adorned with cresting and overhanging eaves.

The lodge has a main gabled range with a short wing set back on the right side, featuring a porch at the angle between the two. The front gable has a 3-light canted bay window with wooden casements, along with frosted and coloured leaded lights above the transoms. The gable projects on corbelled brackets and includes a 2-light small-pane casement window in the attic.

To the right, the outshut porch has a replacement glazed door. Behind it is the wing, which has a timber-framed gable with chevron bracing and a 2-light small-pane casement window. The left side wall features a single-light window on the right with frosted and coloured glass similar to the front window. In the center of this side is a tall lateral rock-faced stone stack, partly obscured by a 20th-century two-window outshut added to the left side.