The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 5273 PATRIXBOURNE BIFRONS HILL (west side)
The north-east lodge of the demolished mansion Bifrons TR 1855 28/462 29.9.52
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2. A cottage orné like others in this estate village of the Marquesses Conygham. Mid C19. One storey and attic. Faced with rough plaster, tiled roof. Casement windows. At the south-east end is an octagonal portion with a conical roof ann an ornamental red brick chimney stack at its apex. Doorway in its north-east side with a large gabled hood over. On its south-east side is a porch with barleysugar columns supporting a gable with scalloped bargeboards Pointed doorway. On the south-west side is a small bay window with a gable over. The centre portion of the lodge is recessed and contains one window and a small gable. The first floor oversails on the south side. At the north-west end is a projection which forms a T with the recesses centre. This has larger gable ends north and south with scalloped bargeboards and a bay window below each on ground floor. The north-west front of this portion has a central pointed doorway. Two windows with dripmoulds over and 2 gables dormers. Each window bay is flanked by pilasters.
Listing NGR: TR1876755420

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.