Fferam-gyd

Two storey, 3-window farmhouse range; the original 2-window range was extended to the left (S) by the addition of a 1-window bay; single storey dairy set at right angles to rear SW corner, with lean-to porch to angle. Roughcast render over stone, roof of small old slates, grouted, with stone copings and rendered rectangular stacks with dripstones and capping; gable stacks to main block and at S end. The entrance elevation faces E, a wide doorway offset to R in a rendered, gabled porch; flanking are 16-pane hornless sashes though that to L of doorway has been enlarged to a modern casement. Added bay to left has a single window in each floor - modern casements. The rear elevation has a 16-pane hornless sash stair window offset slightly to the R (S), to its L (N) there is a 9-pane hornless sash ground floor window with 4-paned horned sash first floor window above; the windows to the R are offset to the far right (S) end of the main block, a 9-pane hornless sash set directly under the eaves over a 9-pane light (possibly in partially blocked doorway of original rear entrance). The added bay has a larger, 12-pane, first floor window over the rear door. The dairy is built of stone, limewashed, with modern slate roof; a 2-window range with central doorway, a boarded door with shallow rectangular fanlight with glazing bars; windows are 9-pane lights over timber ventilation grilles with internal shutters, stone sills and lintels. The brick built lean-to set in the angle is a modern half-glazed replacement of an earlier stone built porch.

The main entrance leads into a central hallway with principal rooms to L and R and stairs to rear; axial corridor to rear leads off to the L. The left hand room is enclosed by timber partitioning, a deep, rough hewn, chamfered beam runs from front to back, presumably surviving from an earlier internal layout. At the L (N) end of the range is the kitchen, with massive inglenook fireplace (now enclosed, with range to one side and former pump room to other).