Trefadog

Sub medieval farmhouse with later Georgian detail. A 2-storey, 4-window range with single storey addition to NW corner. Cross passage plan with doorway offset to R (N), 2 bays to left of entrance, 1 to right; unaligned upper and lower windows. Built of stone, pebbledash rendered. Modern slate roof with slate ridge; tall rendered stacks, gable stacks and one ridge stack to L (S) of door. Gabled half dormers at 1st floor; 4 along front (E) entrance elevation, 2 to rear (at S end). Recessed hornless sash windows, ground floor 16-pane, 1st floor 9-pane, all with slate sills. Addition with modern casements.

The interior of the house was stripped prior to the current ownership (1980s), but the house still retains the original cross passage plan and the large cambered bressumer over the inglenook fireplace; as well as one of the original full crucks.