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Detached single-storey L-plan gate lodge, built 1911-12, with two-bay front and west elevations, lean-to porch to re-entrant angle and flat-roofed abutment to north. Pitched clay tiled roof, M-profile to west elevation, with terracotta ridges, gable finials and leaded valleys, bargeboards with dentil mouldings to gables, timber-sheeted soffits, single red brick clustered chimneystack with tapered stone coping and clay pots, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls with chamfered red brick plinth and stringcourse, having false trusses to gables. Camber-headed window openings with slightly projecting rendered reveals, granite sills and transomed and mullioned casements with leaded lights; bow projection from south gable having five casements and moulded lintel below projecting gable. Square-headed doorway with slightly projecting rendered reveal and timber door with brass furniture set in timber-framed glazed porch with granite plinth. Lodge adjacent to St. Patrick's College gate screen set beside entrance drive.
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