First Lodge to Llanerchydol Hall

The First Lodge to Llanerchydol Hall is a 19th-century building, constructed around the same time as the hall, which was extensively remodeled in 1820 for David Pugh. It is believed that the Reptons, who are thought to be the architects of the hall, may have also designed the lodge. As of May 1995, the lodge was in a derelict state and roofless.

The lodge features an ashlar-faced exterior and is a small, single-storey building with two rooms. It has a symmetrical front elevation that faces the former driveway, with a central entrance topped by a drop-ended hood mould beneath a steep gablet. The flanking windows, which are missing their glazing bars, also have similar hood moulds. The gable end includes a three-light canted bay window with foiled stone mullions and a blind lancet at the apex of the gable. Additionally, there is a triple stack with enriched octagonal shafts on the rear wall.

The lodge is listed due to its historical and architectural connection with Llanerchydol Hall and as an example of a Picturesque Gothic lodge that retains some architectural character despite its poor condition.