Porth Mawr Lodge

Built of red sandstone ashlar for the gate-tower and coursed, squared rubble for the lodge and attached walling. Entrance lodge and gateway in the manner of the courtyard entry of an Elizabethan country house. The gate-tower is two storeys with a slightly off-centre 2-centred archway which has a dripmould with square stops, double oak gates. Slightly wider walling to the left of the arch to house the stair, which has two slit windows. Above the arch is a rectangular sunk panel and above that a 4-light stone mullioned window, the lights with 4-centred heads, dripmould over. Stringcourse, castellated parapet, turret for the stairhead, chimneys to either side. The lodge is otherwise single storey and lean-to on the inside of the park wall, but this was not seen. The inner face of the tower was not seen either.

Interior not seen at resurvey.