Plas Ashpool is an 18th-century brick-built house, with quoins and a pitched slate roof. It has a two-gable, three-storeyed front, with four bays of windows, and an off-centre doorway with a pedimented hood. It has a low, single-storey wing to the right. To the interior it has a heavily carved Jacobean overmantel with heraldry.
Associated with Plas Ashpool coach house (Nprn 37214), barns (Nprn 37215) and nearby ruined house (Nprn 27695)
Source: DE/DOM/SJ16NW, from photographs only, and Edward Hubbard, Buildings of Wales
J. Archer, RCAHMW, 27.09.2004