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Detached two-bay two-storey gate lodge with first floor partly accommodated in roof space, dated 1862, having projecting gabled porch to north elevation, octagonal-plan stair-tower to south elevation and canted bay windows to east elevation and to rear elevation. Pitched slate roof having cut-stone barges with carved apex stones, kneelered gables, and cast-iron ridge crestings. Spired roof to tower, having carved stone finial. Ashlar stone chimneystack. Cut snecked stone walls with projecting quoins. Square-headed window openings, some having chamfered stone reveals and label-mouldings, with timber-framed quarry-glazed windows. Entrance porch to north having pitched slate roof with cast-iron ridge crestings and kneelered gables. Stone shield over entrance. Round-headed door opening having carved stone surround with roll mouldings, and timber panelled double-leaf door. Set back from road on northern boundary of Lough Fea estate. Double-leaf spear-headed gates flanked by octagonal-plan cut-stone piers with carved capitals, in turn flanked by matching railings on cut-stone plinth, with terminating cut-stone piers. Rubble stone boundary walls.
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