'Old house' at Bodrwyn, and attached agricultural range

Agricultural range of irregular plan. Main part a 2-storey former farmhouse with projecting stair block to rear and lofted cartshed at left (S) end. A single-storey cowhouse abuts the S end, with attached cowhouses advanced to front and rear; and a lofted cartshed range is set at right angles to the right (N) rear of the former farmhouse. Built of local rubble masonry, with gritstone dressings to the house and attached cartsheds, the cowhouses have brick dressings. Slate roofs, some heavily grouted, cowhouses with red clay ridge tiles and tiled copings, lofted cartshed with tiled ridge and copings; the house has tall grit ashlar gable stacks. The former farmhouse and cartshed have none of the original doors or windows and many of the openings are blocked, or partially blocked, some with later windows. The cowhouses have boarded doors and some small-paned lights; the cowhouse abutting the S end of the house and cartshed a 2-unit plan with central door, the others with single doorways offset to the E end. The lofted cartshed to the rear of the old house has 2 cartshed bays at the W end and a centrally placed loft access above; the openings along the S wall are boarded, and brick-headed openings have been cut into the N wall.