Glasfryn Lodge

Glasfryn Lodge is a single-storey, double-fronted cottage dating from the same period as Glasfryn Hall. It features a lower, single-storey projection on the left side. The walls are whitened and rendered, with a slate roof and brick end stacks that have decorative corbelled caps, matching those of Glasfryn Hall. The windows have arched tops (segmental heads). The central doorway, which has been replaced, has a small-paned overlight and is flanked by cross windows incorporating small-pane, horizontal-sliding sash windows. A similar small-pane window with a horizontal-sliding sash is found in the left-hand projection. A window has been inserted into the left-hand gable end. Extensions have been added to the rear of the cottage. Not inspected.