Llandudno Lodge

Llandudno Lodge is a 1½-storey domestic-revival lodge built from random rock-faced stone with red-sandstone dressings, featuring timber-framed attic and gables. The steep tile roof has overhanging eaves supported by wooden brackets at the gables, ridge tiles, and moulded finials, along with an L-shaped brick stack on the left side. The entrance is located in a former open outshut porch on the left side, which has been partly walled with coursed stone. The boarded door is a later addition, positioned under brackets with enriched spandrels.

The main gable end features a 3-light mullioned canted bay window. Above this window, the framing includes two strapwork plaster panels, with the right panel displaying '1881' in relief and the left panel featuring the 'HAM' monogram of Lady Henrietta Augusta Mostyn. In the timber-framed gable, there is a 4-light wood-framed casement window with leaded glazing, situated above four cusped panels. The lintel of this window is inscribed with the phrase 'Heb duw neb ddim duw a digon'.

On the left side wall, the porch has a 2-light window. The elevation is characterized by a projecting bay under a hipped roof, which contains a 3-light mullioned window. The right side wall has a small window in a dressed-stone surround, along with another small window in the upper right. At the rear gable end, there is a 3-light wood-framed casement attic window with leaded glazing.

Additionally, there is a lower link added to the rear, which features a half-glazed door in an open gabled porch. This link connects to a single-storey wash house that was originally detached, oriented at right angles to the main lodge, and has small-pane windows in its gable ends.