Penlan Lodge

A 1½-storey lodge in Tudor-Gothic style, of coursed hammer-dressed stone and a steep slate roof behind coped gables with moulded kneelers and ball finials, and a central T-shaped stack. Mullioned windows have ovolo mouldings, moulded drip stones and metal-framed casements. The 2-window front has a projecting gabled porch to the R of centre. It has a pointed arch and a recessed boarded door with iron studs and strap hinges. Corbelled out above it is a large and elaborate dormer with a 4-light window. To the L of the porch is a 5-light window. The L gable end has a 2-light window in the lower storey and 3-light attic window. The R gable end, where the ball finial is missing on the L side, has a pair of 2-light windows in the lower storey under a linked drip mould, and 3-light attic window. The rear, which has an added lean-to, retains a dormer L of centre incorporating a 2-light wood-framed casement window.

Modernised internally but retains its original 2-unit plan and closed-string central stairs.