Dronwy

Large L-plan, 2-storey lateral-chimney farmhouse. The older part of the house is to the S. Rendered rubble walls, slate roof with tiled ridge and gable copings. The main elevation has a pair of asymmetrically-placed forward wings, full-height with a tall chimney to each gable; the main entrance is offset between them, and the scars of a verandah which formerly linked them remain visible. Panelled door with rectangular fanlight over, with 12-pane sash window above. Similar windows to ground and 1st floor of gable ends of wings. 12-pane French window in bay to R. The E gable elevation has a door offset to R with cambered brick head, now a 12-pane French window, with a central 16-pane window above, also with a cambered head, and a small 4-pane window to the attic. The W gable end has a pair of full-height 4-pane sash windows to the ground floor, with a square central window to the 1st floor, and a smaller attic window above. The rear of the main range has a lateral chimney with offsets, partially concealed by C20 lean-to extension. The long rear wing has rubble walls and a slate roof with ridge tiles. Large square rendered chimney to S end, with taller, narrower chimney to centre of range marking the extent of the original wing. W elevation, facing the track, with 3 large square windows to ground floor, and 4 irregularly spaced and sized windows to the 1st floor. All of the windows have been enlarged, with grey brick jambs and concrete lintels, and have modern frames. N gable with modern square window to 1st floor. E elevation with half-glazed door to centre, with original door to L now blocked to form a window, with large corbelled lintel forming dripcourse. Modern window to R. First floor with 3 modern square windows to L and blocked window or former door to R. A modern lean-to kitchen has been built in the angle; brick walls and slate roof.

Interior detail largely lost, through three-unit plan with off-centre stair hall retained in main block.