Broth Lodge (West) including attached screen wall and gatepiers

Broth Lodge (West) is a two-storey lodge built in the 19th century, featuring a facade of sandstone ashlar and a slate roof with red ridge-tiles. It has stone chimneys, a bracketed eaves cornice, and an advanced bay with a hipped roof. The lodge includes single-storey extensions and has 6-pane sash windows, although the ground floor window is set in an altered opening. On the right side, there is an attached rubble wall with stone copings and a later small window. To the left, two stone gate-piers with pyramidal caps are connected by an inset wall. The left-hand return elevation has an entrance on the right and a blocked window on the left. Additionally, there is a later 19th-century stair and doors, along with a single-storey extension built within the curve of the exterior estate wall.