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Detached three-bay single-storey gate lodge associated with Inver Church of Ireland rectory (see 40909214), built c. 1830. Now out of use and derelict. Hipped natural slate roof having wide overhanging bracketed eaves with ashlar sandstone eaves course supported on ashlar sandstone brackets. Central coursed sandstone chimneystack having stepped cut stone coping over. Squared and randomly coursed sandstone rubble walls, formerly roughcast rendered, having flush roughly squared and dressed sandstone quoins to the corners. Two tripartite/triple pointed-arch window openings to front elevation (south-east), one to either side of central doorway, each having continuous ashlar sandstone lintels, cut sandstone sills, and with remains of timber framed windows with metal (wrought-iron?) glazing bars. Central tripartite/triple pointed-arch doorway to the main elevation having continuous ashlar sandstone lintel, remains of square-headed timber door, and with triple overlight. Set back from road adjacent to the south-west of the main gateway to Inver Church of Ireland rectory (see 40909214). Located in mature landscaped and wooded grounds to the north/north-east of main building at start of long approach avenue. Sited adjacent to west of the Eany Water and a short distance to the north of Inver Bay.
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