Moorwood Lodge

Simple Tudor-Gothic style lodge of one-and-a-half storeys, consisting of a gabled main range with wings to L and R. The wing to R is set further back and has a porch at the angle with the main range. Of brick but faced in snecked, rock-faced Cefn stone with hammer-dressed quoins and surrounds, and cambered lintels, coped gables with fleur-de-lys finials, and slate roof with crested ridges and axial stone stacks to the wings. The main range has an ashlar canted bay with plain parapet and a cross-window in the centre. Similar cross-window in the wing to L. The porch has a similar plain parapet and a boarded door with iron studs and fake strap hinges. The main range has a cross-window under a round head in the gable; the wings have half-dormers on plain corbels and with coped gables, and have sash windows. The wing to L has a cross-window beneath a blind trefoil in its gable end. (The gable end of wing to R has a similar blind trefoil above conservatory added late C20. Modern wing to rear in Cefn stone.)

Three units in the lower storey, with stairway at the rear of main range. Windows of the main elevations have panelled shutters. Panelled doors throughout.