History

C18 three-storey, three window farmhouse in rubble, slate roof, end chimneys, that to E projects boldly from gable end, stone stacks, that to E extended in red brick.

Exterior

Entrance front faces roughly N (away from road). Asymmetrical three-window front. Top floor windows set at eaves, almost square with three-light six-pane casement glazing. First floor windows camber-headed three-light casements; between middle and R windows, blocked loading bay door. On ground floor, entrance doorway between first and second windows, gabled porch. To L of porch, tall camber-headed window, to R three camber-headed casement windows.
To L of main building, lofted annexe in same materials, ridge in-line with main building; brick dressings to square loft window, broad camber-headed opening on ground floor. Lean-to garage to L. To R of house lean-to former cartshed rubble, slate roof, extended forward in brick.
Small iron-railed forecourt from L wall of house to just beyond window to R of entrance.
Facing road, three window rear elevation has almost square second floor windows with six-pane casement glazing. First floor has similar camber-headed windows. On ground floor, central entrance doorway with modern porch; window to each side.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29487504

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