Site Record

Plas-y-Bwl is 16th century or earlier with later additions. It is a T-shaped storied house constructed of squared freestone blocks (with evidence of former render); slate roofs with original kneelered stone gable parapet to the W gable. This has a projecting, gabled end chimney with squat 19th century stack; rebuilt former central chimney to main section (now appearing as a lateral stack). Square stair projection to east, reduced in height and with sloping slate roof; crude kneelers. Modern windows and doors to front, contained within c1900 openings. To the rear adjoins a fragmentary former hall (?) range, now truncated and of one storey with lean-to roof. This retains a fine Tudor-arched entrance to its E wall, with hollow-chamfered moulding; this is now blocked up.

Reference: Cadw listed buildings database.
RCAHMW, 2009.