Madyn Dysw

The earliest part of the house is incorporated in the N-S range which represents the rear wing of the early C19 frontage block, set at right angles to the rear is the former stable range; the whole complex forming a roughly L-shaped plan with single storey block in SE angle (probably former boiling house). Roughcast rendered elevations, probably over rubble masonry. Modern slate roof with stone coping; rendered gable and axial stacks with capping. The early C19 frontage block is a 3-storey, 2-window range with entrance through a lean-to porch along the E wall. The principal elevation faces N, ground and 1st floor with 2, 16-pane, hornless sash, windows. The 2nd floor has 3, 12-pane windows along the range, set directly under the eaves; the central blind or blocked. There is a single 2nd floor window along the W wall and an intermediate window (between 1st and second floors) along the E wall; both are offset to the rear (S) end. Set at right angles to the rear of this block is a 2-storey range, 4-window range with round-headed doorways offset to R (N) end and single gable stack to the S; the C16 doorway is the S of the doorways, formerly with date plaque over. The former stables-coachhouse is a 5-window range with doorway offset to R (W) and garage doorway to L; 4 1st floor windows are in flat-roofed half dormers, a single small window under the eaves between 3rd and 4th window to R end. The range has a stack at R (W) gable and axial stack to R of garage doorway. The single storey block in the angle of the 2 ranges has a lean-to roof with tall rendered stack along the N wall; doorway is in flat roofed addition to E and there are small windows in N and E elevations. The rear elevations of both ranges have modern PVCu windows and doors.

The interior has been extensively modernised and replanned when the building was split into 3 separate dwellings.