Ty Mawr Lodge

Ty Mawr Lodge is a mid-19th century lodge constructed from whitewashed rubble stone, featuring a slate eaves roof and rendered end-wall stacks, with the stack on the left being larger. The building has rusticated quoins and a one-and-a-half-storey front that is offset to the right. It includes an off-centre broad attic gable above an arched sash window with small panes and radiating bars, which is adorned with deep cut stone voussoirs and an arched hoodmould. Below this, there is a flat-headed 20th-century door set within an added timber gabled porch, flanked by similar arched windows that also feature voussoirs and hoodmoulds. The attic gable and the north end gable have later 19th-century bargeboards with finials, while the south gable has lost its finial. Each end of the lodge has a small loft light.

The front garden is enclosed by whitewashed rubble walls topped with slate coping, and there is an iron gate situated between curved-headed slate piers.