A small country house of simple Tudorbethan character with later extensions to the N and S with some Classical detailing. 2-storeys and an attic with coursed, rock-faced, rubble stone and ashlared dressings, and slate roofs and stone stacks. The E front facing the drive has a pair of advanced gables to left that represent the shape of the original building; with flat bay windows to the ground floor; 2 windows set back to right to the first floor; with a bracketted polygonal oriel above. The entrance is to the S side where a taller range was added in the late Victorian work. There is a similar polygonal oriel over entrance porch and lobby and with a balustraded parapet including pedimented and bracketted coat of arms. The N end has a polygonal bay and rear has gables flanking a substantial splayed attic oriel, a first floor recessed verandah with an Ionic column and a carved balustraded parapet.
Associated with Argoed Hall Stables (Nprn 31668) and Garden (Nprn 266470)
Source: DE/DOM/SJ24SE, from the Cadw listed buildings database
J. Archer, RCAHMW, 25.10.2004