There was an extension consisting of another square stone structure and there is evidence of yet a further extension which was probably a lean-to shed-like structure. In 1871 the lodge was tenanted by a shepherd named William Ree who lived there with his family.
The text describes an older structure with additions, including a new square stone structure and evidence of a smaller lean-to shed-like structure. The lodge was inhabited by a shepherd named William Ree and his family in 1871.