1. Early 18th century brick, symmetrical, 2 storey of 3 bays, divided by plain platers with moulded capitals, central pediment, parapet, stone architrave.

2. Dated 1739, the house has a 2-storey symmetrical front, of red brick construction with stone dressings and hipped slate roof behind a brick parapet. The main block has a 7-bay front with the centre three bays slightly projecting and pedimented. The windows are sashes, with keystones and aprons - those to the 3rd and 5th bays being semi-circular and scalloped. Central doorway with segmental pediment. The wing to the left, in similar style, is dated 1889. Internally the house retains plasterwork of unusual design.
(Source: Cadw listing description)
J Hill 03/08/2004