The structures at the station are divided into two clusters, one around the lighthouse and the other near the cottages. The lighthouse cluster includes low dry stone retaining walls to the east of the tower, which create a level area. It includes the tower, a watch hut, a powerhouse and a tank farm. There are also trees including two hoop pines, grass and flowering plants. Installed in this area are also an anemometer and some radio antennas. The tower is from the base to the lantern, conical in shape. It is built of an internal timber frame, clad with galvanized iron plates, about thick, and painted white. The base and the ground floor are of mass concrete. On top of the tower is a round reinforced concrete balcony, supporting the lantern, an original Chance Brothers diameter, made of cast and wrought iron. A VRB-25 lantern is mounted inside the lantern on the original mercury float pedestal, but with the mercury removed. The lantern is surmounted by a copper cupola, painted red. The 1933 watch hut is hardwood framed, clad with asbestos cement. It is built on a concrete base and has a corrugated asbestos cement roof. The 1980 powerhouse is a cavity walled brick structure, with a reinforced concrete floor and a ring beam. It houses two diesel engines. The 1980 bulk tank farm uses a number of small tanks. The cottage cluster includes the two 1933 cottages, one for the head lightkeeper and one for his assistant, a weather shack, a garage, a workshop/store, service pits, a flag pole, and a Stevenson screen. The cottages are hardwood framed and sheeted with asbestos cement. The hardwood floor is constructed on raised concrete stumps and the roofs are of corrugated steel. rainwater tanks are installed next to the cottages. The 1961 weather shack, which mainly acts as an office for recording weather observations, is timber-framed, clad with asbestos cement, with a concrete floor and corrugated asbestos cement roof. The flag pole is a diameter galvanised steel tube set in concrete, with hardwood beams and stainless steel stays. The garage is a made of brick with concrete floor and timber-framed aluminium sheet roof. The keepers' vehicles are sheltered at an attached carport with concrete floor, galvanised steel tube columns and a roof of hardwood framed corrugated asbestos cement. The workshop is a prefabricated galvanised steel frame structure, clad with aluminium sheeting and a concrete floor.