Bryn Celyn Lodge on Bodelwyddan Park Boundary

Bryn Celyn Lodge is a small cottage located on the boundary of Bodelwyddan Park. The lodge is constructed from regularly coursed limestone and has its gable facing the road. The park wall surrounding the lodge ends in large piers on either side, with the park gates set slightly back behind an open forecourt. To the left, the park wall is set in to meet the gate pier, while on the right, the wall returns but has been breached, extending to the corner of the lodge.

The entrance porch is situated to the left of the park gates. There is a smaller section of the lodge to the north. The roof is covered with slate and features a triple stack chimney made of ashlar stonework positioned over the gable that is away from the road. Both the front and rear gables, as well as the lower roof to the north, have coped gables topped with stone ball finials. The lodge includes stone mullion windows located above and below in the gable that faces the road.