Cefn Coch

C17 gentry farm-house comprising 3-window main range (2 storeyed with attics) and lower 2 storey single window range in line to the L (S), with gabled porch wing at the junction of the two. Render over stone, with slate roofs and exposed stone stacks at gable ends. Main range is broadly symmetrical with shallow central gable (surmounted by chimney stack) over entrance. This has doorway flanked by narrow windows. Window in outer bays, and the narrower window over the doorway, have been renewed in earlier openings. End-wall stacks are diagonally set with principal, larger stack to L hand gable. Lower range to the L (S) has enlarged or inserted window to R (N) and a small window alongside, and beneath eaves above (all detail modern). Two storeyed gabled porch advanced at the junction has an arched entrance to ground floor and small window above, again with modern detail. The rear elevation has scattered fenestration as well as rear doorway to main block; to the N end of the rear elevation, against the projecting stack, is a gravestone to Thomas Meyrick d1763, former owner of the house.

The main block has a central hallway, with principal rooms leading off to L and R, axial corridor to the rear leading to the S wing and mid C17 dog-leg staircase with turned balusters, moulded handrail and square newels with ball-finials. The stairs continue beyond a doorway, as plain oak stairs up to the former servants quarters in the attics; roof with pegged and collared hewn trusses. There is a hewn beam in the ground floor rooms which runs along the length of the house (now covered). The S block is thought, by the owners, to retain the original inglenook fireplace, now enclosed. Shallow panelled doors throughout.