Bettws Lodge is a Georgian small country house having a central west facing 3-storey section with 2-storey wings under a hipped roof with wide boarded and bracketed eaves. There are moulded stucco surrounds to the windows with keystones and brackets to sills. The central porch has parapet, pilasters and chamfered corners. At the rear, the main block has a striking bowed stairwell projection to the centre, with eaves and roof similarly rounded; there is a cobbled courtyard to the rear. Possibly the house is a part rebuilding of something earlier as a house is recorded on site in 1704.

Reference: Cadw listed building database.