Wyelands Lodge

Wyelands Lodge is a single-storey building made of Bath limestone ashlar, topped with a Welsh slate roof. It features a balanced front with a central entrance and a rear service wing. The entrance is located in a low-pitched gabled projection and includes a plank door, flanked by small paned casements on either side. The corners of each wing are chamfered, with another window similar to those at the front. The original rear wing has one bay and an additional window, but it has been extended significantly in the 20th century. At the junction of the wing and the main block, there is a tall ashlar stack with a moulded cap.

The interior was not inspected during the resurvey, but it is expected to be very plain with small rooms.