Church Farm is an L-shaped, two-storey and attic, house; built of rubble, under a slate roof. Formerly the rectory (known as Parsonage House), it dates to (at least) the 16th century. It comprises a hall and chamber on the ground floor; with a stone stairway linking the upper floors. North of the house is an outbuilding, which contains a large bakehouse fireplace.
Source: H. J. Thomas, Glamorgan Inventories Archive (Ref: GL!02/01/12).
L. Moore, RCAHMW, 18th July 2011