Designed 1913-14 by Teather and Wilson, architects of Cardiff as residential block of the Women's training College. It is a three storey red brick and bathstone block with outer wings, panelled brick pilasters built in the Queen Anne style. It has hipped slate roofs, bracket eaves, brick stacks with stone cornices, reeding and volutes to window architraves. The interior retains the entrance hall with square piers and a good rear open well stair with iron handrail and timber treads.

It is included as fine example of early twentieth century educational architecture.


Source:-Cadw Listed Buildings, NJR 28/06/2011