Bodior

The main range has its entrance into a sitting room containing the main early C19 staircase with closed string decorated with a carved floriate panel and a moulded rail on turned balusters; recessed panelling below shield the steps leading down to the basement. Doorway to the right leads to the games room; to the left another sitting room, music room, main kitchen and servants kitchen housed in the lean-to extension at the far end. Ground floor rooms have panelled shutters to the windows, picture rails and moulded cornices and some rooms have a moulded plaster 'kite' design on the ceilings. Doors are panelled, and cast-iron decorative grates are set within enamelled slate or oak panelled surrounds. The service wing contains the former dining room, also with panelled shutters and kite design on the ceiling; pantry, larder and store rooms. Many of the upper storey and attic bedrooms also retain early C19 fire surrounds, many of which are enamelled slate.

Two-storeys with attics; 6-window range with 4-window service wing advanced left of the front elevation. Built of rubble masonry, rendered; roof of thin slates, stone copings and tall, rectangular, rendered axial and gable end stacks with cornices. Recessed windows with rendered sills, and small gabled dormers to attics, with slate-hung cheeks, plain bargeboards and small globe finials. Main entrance elevation a 2-3 window range with an advanced storeyed porch to left of centre, with embattled parapet, between; windows are 12-pane sashes, and one transomed and mullioned paired light right of the porch. Entrance with large square-headed doorway flanked by round-headed lights set into a square frame. Above the door is a diamond-shaped slate plaque with the inscription HL / HFE / 1848. The upper storey has a small Palladian window; returns with round-headed lights to upper storey and square-headed lights to lower. The service wing has a gabled projection near the centre with a crow-stepped gable, and a blind window at ground floor, probably in lieu of former entrance, with a tablet above inscribed 1529 / J / OO. Single window in the lean-to extension left of the projection; all other windows to the right. Lower storey has 2, tall, transomed and mullioned paired casements; other windows are 12-pane sashes. The rear of the main range has a balanced, mirrored composition of 2 and 3-light transomed and mullioned casement windows with margin lights; with french windows to far right and single door toward left end, attics with small gable dormers, with slate-hung cheeks, plain bargeboards and small globe finials. The service wing has a further storeyed wing set at right angles to the rear parallel to the end bay of the main block; an enclosed yard is formed in the resulting space, with single storey lean-to's to the main block.