Lodge to Plâs Dinam

The lodge to Plâs Dinam is a 19th-century building constructed from snecked rubble, featuring small slate-hanging on the upper floor and timber framing that jetties over the entrance. It has arcaded ridge tiles and is designed in an 'L'-plan with one and a half storeys. The entrance is elevated above the driveway and includes a stone quoined open porch. The upper floor of the porch is timber framed and jettied, with a roof that extends well in front of the bressumer. The building has paned timber casement windows with limestone lintels and a large ribbed brick axial stack. Access was not available at the time of inspection.