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Single-storey gate lodge serving King's Inns, built c.1846, set at southern edge of grounds to west of main building. Hipped slate roof having balustraded parapets and dentillated moulded cornice. One rendered and one red brick chimneystack, latter with octagonal clay pot. Rusticated granite walls with moulded plinth and with moulded string course and plain frieze. Recessed walling to north elevation facing avenue, having square-headed six-over-six pane timber sliding sash window with metal grille, fronted by advanced columnar Doric screen with vermiculated bands to columns, and with decorative cast-iron railing to front. East side elevation has round-headed niches to each end set in slightly advanced walling with detailing similar to that of front elevation, and with square-headed to north end and with square-headed window openings to recessed part ,of elevation with moulded granite surrounds and having iron bars. Lodge flanked to west by addition with rendered walls, moulded cornice and square-headed doorway with moulded surround, and to east by vehicular gateway with recent timber double-leaf gate.
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