Plas Cadnant

Plas Cadnant is a house built in a simple Neo-classical Georgian style, featuring two storeys, an attic, and a basement, with a six-window range. The front is constructed of limestone ashlar facing over rubble walls, while the southwest side is pebble dashed with stressed quoins at the west corner, and the northeast side is rendered with imitation ashlar scoring. A plinth and first-floor sill band extend around to the rear, topped by a plain parapet above a cornice at the front. The hipped slate roof includes flat roof dormers at both the front and rear, with rectangular stacks at either end and a ridge stack on the southwest.

The central porch has two windows on either side, and above the porch are two tall windows that extend below the first-floor sill band. The recessed sash windows have flat lintels that are scored to imitate voussoirs, with generally twelve panes, except for two fifteen-pane windows above the porch. The porch features slender Doric columns, and the windows above it previously opened onto a balcony with an ornamental iron balustrade that has since been removed. To the left of the porch entrance is a half-glazed doorway with a three-pane rectangular fanlight. To the right, there is a two-storey, one-window extension with a pitched roof and a lean-to porch at the angle. The rear has brick-built lean-to extensions.

Inside, there is an axial corridor leading to the rear, separating the principal rooms from the service rooms in the rear range. The front door opens into a central room with rounded corners, which is mirrored in the room above. Throughout the house, there are six-panel doors and panelled shutters on the ground floor windows, along with decorative moulded plaster cornices in the front rooms. The staircase features a wreathed handrail and shaped brackets to the cut string. Original fireplaces are made of black or white marble with polished slate surrounds, some adorned with reed mouldings and ornamental cast iron hob grates. The bell system remains intact and is operational.