Site Record

A house similar to Llys Llewelyn, of circa mid 19th century date. It is two storeys and attic and basement with walls faced with stone rubble of a lighter colour and smooth surface, and quoins and dressings in contrasting stone. There are two parallel ranges with slate roofs and stone stacks and crow-stepped gables.

The garden elevation has three projecting window bays crowned at the attic storey by crow-stepped gables, the central projedction wider. There is an eaves cornice with modillions, over which are three attic windows. On the first floor are three sash windows with glazing bars, while on the ground floor are sash window three panes wide to each side of a central doorway. This has a six-panelled door with the top two panels glazed. A double flight of stone stairs rises up to the doorway, with fancy 19th century iron railings.

Inside panelled shutters, a staircase with turned balusters and scroll string, contemporary fireplace surrounds and enriched plaster ceilings remain.