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Detached three-bay two-storey former gate lodge with integral Tudor-arched carriage arch to centre, built c.1830, having crenellated flanking walls to either side with square-headed pedestrian entrances. Miniature towers on square-plan to either end of two-storey section and flanking central carriage arch. Pitched natural slate roof hidden behind raised crenellated parapet. Constructed of dressed squared limestone with extensive ashlar limestone trim, including moulded string courses, chamfered plinth and loop hole, cross and cross botonée devices. Dressed limestone voussoirs to central carriage arch and chamfered ashlar (flush) block-and-start surrounds with hoodmouldings over to pedestrian entrances. Cast-iron double gates to carriage arch and cast-iron gates to pedestrian entrances. Pointed-arched window openings with chamfered ashlar dressings, cut stone sills and with hoodmouldings to ground floor flanking carriage arch. Gate lodge bounded to east and west by sections of coursed limestone screen walling having ashlar limestone plinth and ashlar limestone copping over. Located to the south of Killua Castle (15306023) and to the southwest of Clonmellon.
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