Penhwnllys Plas

Two storey farmhouse with service wing to rear and single storey additions to either end. Built of roughly coursed rubble masonry; slate roof with gable dormers along main range and a flat roofed dormer in the service wing. Square gable stacks with capping, large stack to L; small rendered stack to service wing. Three window range with openings offset to R; modern doorway in rendered single pitch roofed porch. Windows are modern timber casements, the flanking ground floor windows have relieving arches over, 1st floor windows in gable dormers. At the R gable there are blocked windows which retain the original mullions.

The house now has a central passage plan, the central enclosed timber staircase with stick balusters to a plain rail. The ground floor sitting room to L retains chamfered hewn beams and joists and the inglenook has a massive stone bressumer on an iron lintel. The other ground floor room, to R, has a beaded boarded ceiling, similar boarding is also found in the bedrooms and the 1st floor rooms have exposed pegged trusses, the walls below the collars of wattle and daub.