Pabo Lodge

Pabo Lodge is a single-storey building made up of two parallel sections constructed from rubble-stone, featuring larger quoins. It has a slate roof adorned with moulded barge boards and small finials, along with a central rendered chimney stack on the eastern range. The southern front has a double-gabled design with a central full-height vertical joint and quoins, suggesting that the western range was added later. Both ranges include windows with cusped lights that are sheltered by bracketed lean-to canopies, with the western range having three-light windows and the eastern range having two-light windows.

The entrance is located at the right end of the eastern range and features a later half-glazed porch and a half-glazed door with diamond-leaded glazing. The right end wall facing the road has two similar two-light windows. The western range is longer and has a short eastern wall that includes a half-glazed modern door and a modern two-light window with cusped heads to the right. The western side wall is finished in white-painted render and has an inserted window along with a flat-roof projection at the rear.

The building has not been inspected.