Hendre Howell

Late C17 gentry house, 2-storeys and attics, the original house a rectangular plan with central storeyed porch; the advanced S wing added and a later service wing built to form an L-shaped plan. Built of rubble masonry, limewashed, with massive boulder foundations. Modern slate roof which retains some original chamfered eaves coping; gable stacks and central ridge stack with capping, S wing has similar stack in SE corner. The porch doorway has a segmental head and bears the date 1690 on the jamb; the door is a wide studded boarded door on strap hinges. Windows are mainly 4-pane sashes, there are 8-pane casements flanking the porch on the ground floor, the service wing has some modern lights.

A lobby entry house with internal fireplace. The plan was partially altered when the S wing was added and the spiral staircase built between it and the porch. The interior has been modernised but retains massive pegged chamfered collared trusses with angle braces and the sitting room has exposed joists and chamfered beams and a large rough stone bressumer.