Plas y Glyn

Large farmhouse with conventional Georgian planning but distinctive gothic detail. A 2-storey with attics, 3-window range, with storeyed service wing set at right angles to rear to form a T-shaped plan; single storeyed gabled outhouse to R (N). Built of roughly dressed stone laid to courses, front elevation with plinth, rear and side elevations pebbledash rendered; slate roof laid to diminishing courses, with stone copings and tall rendered rectangular gable stacks with capping. The principal elevation faces E, a 3-window range with central entrance through a gabled porch; this has plinth and projecting string course; hood mould to 4-centred archway with datestone and emblem at apex. Inner door is half-glazed with overlight with lozenge glazing. Flanking windows are 12-pane sashes with lozenge glazing in the upper lights; similar glazing in first floor mullioned and transomed windows of 2 and 3 lights. 2 broad gables and a smaller central gabled dormer to attic storey, each with single small paned window, also with lozenge glazing. All windows have drop-ended hood moulds. The other elevations to the house are pebbledash rendered, the rear elevations with modern windows and doors. The gabled outbuilding to the R (N) is of rubble masonry construction, rear wall rendered. Along the R (N) return are 2 windows, each with small panes to the upper light over a single paned fixed light below; lower lights with dentilled upper and lower edges. There is a single boarded door to the rear.