Front Lodge

Single-storey lodge (with added attic storey) consisting of a main gabled range with wings to L and to rear. Picturesque Tudor Gothic style, of coursed, rock-faced Cefn stone with ashlar dressings and slate roof (with C20 skylights behind). The main range has a single axial stack with patterned shaft, the L wing and cross-gable to rear wing have external stacks. The main elevations have polygonal angle turrets, moulded parapet and coped gables. The gables and turrets have spiked finials. To the front in the main range is a shallow porch to R of ashlar with lancet openings in the side walls and a moulded parapet with pointed quatrefoils. The door is 4-panelled. To L is a canted bay window, also of ashlar and with a similar parapet to porch, with a cross window in the centre. In the gable is a blank shield. In the L wing is a cross window under a hood mould. The R front is similar, with canted bay window in the gable of the rear range (and a blind arrow loop above) and cross window to L. (Behind the L wing is wall of a former courtyard, now occupied by a flat-roofed extension, with an added C20 lean-to.)

Not inspected (November 1996).