A detached lodge built in the middle of the nineteenth century. The building has rubble stone walls with brick detailing, and a tiled roof. There is a twentieth-century extension at the rear, with stone and weatherboard walls.
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'Detached Lodge. Mid C19. Rubble stone walls, with brick dressings. Pyramidal tile roof. Brick stack on West wall, C19, with added C20 stack. Front elevation. 2 plank doors, side by side, with clay tile canopy carried on wooden struts. Two coupled round-headed windows over, with burnt headers for dressings. Cast-iron windows, with elongated hexagons and squares for glazing-bars. North elevation has similar coupled windows, 2 windows wide, with blind roundels over the ground floor. C20 extension to house at rear with stone walls and weatherboarded first floor.'
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