1. Rendered stone, welsh slate roof, 2 storeys, dated stone, 1767.

2. Two-storey, five-window range, disposed as three-window to right and two-window to the left, a chimney between sections. One-window lower addition at the left end. Whitewashed rubble stone with close-eaved slate roofs, and three rebuilt brick chimneys. Ground floor has continuous slate pent-roof, up to first floor sill level, not continued to the extreme right end, where small stretch of drip-course is visible. Three ground floor canted bay windows one each side of door in right section 8-16-8-pane sashes, one to the left of door in the left section with 8-12-8-pane casements and centre fixed light. Corniced flat tops, slate sills and stone bases. Doors have plain stucco surrounds.
PE/Domestic/SN12NW from Cadw
CHN 10/02/2005