Lodge Farm Evangelical Church

Lodge Farm Evangelical Church is located to the north of Lodge Farmhouse and is attached to a former stable range, which now serves as a meeting room. At right angles to this is a former barn, which has been converted into the church, and further at right angles is a lower agricultural range that encloses the yard.

The buildings are constructed from roughly rendered local rubble stone, featuring a Welsh slate roof on the range attached to the house, while the other structures have corrugated asbestos sheeting. The former stable, now the meeting room, is a single-storey building with a raised terrace in front. It has a small modern window at the left end, followed by an arched entrance leading to a cross-passage, and four semi-circular headed openings; the first three are 3-light lunettes, and the fourth is an archway. The roof is plain, and the rear is simple with two inserted windows.

The former barn, now the church, includes a central porch and modern double gates and doors leading to the former threshing floor. Each side wall has two slit vents that are now glazed. The return range is also single-storey and features modern elements.

Inside the meeting room, which was originally the stable, there are no notable features, and it has an inserted ceiling. The church, originally the barn, has bare painted walls and a 5-bay principal rafter roof with collars and ties, with the roof ceiled at collar level. The interior of the subsidiary range was not observed during the resurvey.