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Detached gable-fronted three-bay single-storey granite gate lodge, built c.1895, having distyle portico to front (south) elevation. Now no longer in use. Pitched artificial slate roof, carved granite pediment with cornice, frieze, and architrave to front. Timber barge boards to rear (north) elevation. Cut granite walls with plinth course. Rendered wall to rear (north) elevation. Square-headed window openings with lugged granite surrounds, timber framed windows, carved granite sill course, carved apron under sills. Portico having Doric columns supporting entablature, respondent pilasters flanking square-headed door opening with lugged granite surround, double-leaf timber panelled door and overlight. Gateway to south-east comprising pair of square-profile rusticated granite piers with pedimented capitals flanking double-leaf cast-iron gate, matching pedestrian gate and pier to north-east of vehicular entrance, ball finial to latter pier, cast-iron ribbon-worked finial to pier to north of gateway. Cut granite screen walls having carved granite coping and granite plinth course, terminating in matching square-profile rusticated piers with ball finials. Cast-iron bollard to inside of gateway.
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