Plas Llanedwen

Two storey house of irregular plan; main (front) part is a 2-storey, 6-window range, asymmetrically planned with entrance offset to left. Rubble walls with widely slobbered mortar on boulder foundations shaped to form crude plinth. Parapet with broad battlements, stepped in the centre. Cambered brick heads to openings. Slate roof. Tall gable-end stacks with dripstones and capping, that to the left rendered. Windows are 12-pane sashes, mostly hornless. The 2 windows to the right, in the extended part of the house, are narrower. Rectangular fanlight over 6-panel door. Attached to the rear of the newer part of the house is a small 2-storey gabled wing with a square stone chimney. Attached to the rear of the older part of the house is the back-kitchen; a 2-storey wing with massive stone stack to the gable end, serving the inglenook fireplace. Flat-roofed dormer windows and modern small-paned windows. Attached to the N side of the kitchen, and parallel with the main house, is a single storey range with flat-roofed dormer windows. Rubble walls, chamfered plinth with slate capping. Elevation to SE has off-centre door with 2 main windows either side, 16-pane casements, and small buttery window to right end, a 4-pane casement. The NW side of the wing has 2 main windows either side of a smaller window in the centre. Blocked window to gable end.

Main house with cross-passage plan. Stairs to right of entrance, with room either side. Upstairs in room to right are two, 2 panel doors with sunk and chamfered panels and H-hinges. Crudely chamfered ceiling beams, with chamfered trusses visible in back part. Blocked inglenook to back kitchen. Single storey wing to rear has cambered and chamfered lintel over inglenook; stop-chamfered ceiling beam with lamb's tongue stop one end, plain the other. Six-panel doors.