Early nineteenth century house at the north end of long range, probably originally including stables, &c., to the adjacent house of Brynhyfryd (nprn 308449). Basically two-storey but built in sections into rising ground. Mainly painted rubble walls under a slate roof. West front has a margin-glazed casement window in both one-storey section on left and two-storey section on right. North gable-end has similar window, but of two lights, with gothic interlace in heads. Rear has two four-centred openings on ground floor, the right-hand mainly blocked, but with casement, the left-hand with door of 6 moulded panels, interlace fan, reeded architrave and side-lights of small panes. Short rear wing has a margin-glazed casement window.
(Source: Cadw listing description, 16 May 1978)
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 29 September 2005.