1. 18th to 19th century brick. Part stucco, some limestone, irregular mansion, 2 storey and attics, nice bay windows on left. Facade has gabled sides, embattled centre porch.

2. Remodelled in Tudor Gothic style c.1830, damaged by fire in 1850, and restored in 1853. It is not clear what work dates from this later period, and some earlier work survives, including an C18 imperial staircase and some interior plaster vaulting of c1830.
(Source: Edward Hubbard, The Buildings of Wales: Clwyd, 1986, p. 99)
J Hill 26/07/2004