Mount Charles Lodge

Three ranges of outbuildings, built c.1750, set on three sides of the courtyard. Stone walls. Pitched slate roofs. Single-storey outbuilding to the east is terminated with a two-storey tower. Walled garden to rear with wrought-iron gate having pair of cast-iron piers. Summer house located in the centre of the rear wall is constructed of random rubble walls with a red brick reveal to the round-headed opening.

These outbuilding are built on three sides of the courtyard and together with the main house enclose the yard. These buildings contribute and add context to the setting of the house. The unusual tower on the outbuilding to the east of the courtyard is of particular architectural interest. The summer house in the rear walled garden is notable feature. This group of buildings retain many interesting features and materials.