1. 17th century, refashioned early 19th century. Plastered walls, 2 storey, slate roof, attic, sashes and casement.

2. A double-pile house dated 1678, now rendered and with many later features, but the five-bay front retains its stone cross windows. Internally, there is an C18 dog-leg staircase with ornamented ends, swept rail, and columnar newels and balusters.
(Source: Edward Hubbard, 'Buildings of Wales: Clwyd', 1986, p. 208)
J Hill 09/06/2004