Bronmor, Tresaith is a seaside villa, built 1889 for Mr and Mrs Beynon Puddicombe, to designs by T.L. Worthington of London. Mrs Puddicombe was the novelist Allen Raine who lived between 1836-1908. The house is one and a half storeys, of a rectangular plan with a roof swept down on the east side over a three-bay verandah on timber posts with rails between. There is lattice timbering under the verandah roof each end. There is a 20th century conservatory, and a small parallel single storey range of outhouses screening a narrow court. Of note is a picturesque half-timbered dormer with four-light leaded casements and deeply overhung bargeboards.

Source: CADW listed buildings database.

RCAHMW, 26th November 2007.