Hafod Lower Lodge

Lodge to Hafod, painted ashlar with slate hipped eaves roofs and central painted ashlar cluster of four corniced square chimneys. Italianate style, Greek cross plan, single-storey with basement due to the sloping site. Hipped roofs with swept eaves, bracketed eaves cornice, raised quoins and plinth. Each of the main elevations has a Palladian window with moulded head to the centre arch, with moulded consoles and keystone. Plain slightly raised surrounds to side lights. Plate glass sashes. The return elevations in the rebated angles have mostly small square headed sashes like the sidelights of the Palladian windows, but N elevation to drive is embellished. The N side of the W arm has a round arched sash with plain impost blocks and keystone and the N side of the E arm has the main entrance. Large round arched doorway with concave chamfer, keystone, and plain fanlight. The plinth continues around to the rear forming a band course between floors. Rear entrance to the W side of the S arm. At basement level on E and W is large sash window.

Internally the classical bracket detail of the Venetain windows is repeated on the chimney piece in the main room. This is flanked by round arched niches.