Henblas and attached outbuildings

Henblas and its attached outbuildings is an early 18th century, two-storey vernacular farmhouse. It features a three-window range with widely spaced windows along a long linear layout. To the left (east) is a former lofted stable, and to the right (west) is a single-storey outbuilding. There are modern lean-to additions at the rear and at the far left end. The farmhouse is built of rubble masonry, which is rendered and limewashed, with a rendered rubble wall enclosing the garden at the front. It has slate roofs, with gable stacks that have capping; the right stack of the house is a large square stack serving the inglenook fireplace.

All openings now have modern doors and casement windows. The farmhouse has a central doorway and first-floor windows that are set directly under the eaves. The former lofted stable features a widened ground floor doorway on the left (east) and a flight of external stone steps leading to the first-floor doorway on the right; there is a small first-floor window on the left. The former single-storey outbuilding on the right (west) end now has a single window range with a doorway offset to the left, an enlarged window in the right gable return, and a single window in the rear of the end wall stack.

At the rear of the farmhouse and former lofted stable, a catslide roof extends over a single-storey addition that has two windows flanked by doorways, as well as a single window in the right (east) wall. To the left (west) of this addition are two first-floor windows and two enlarged ground floor windows offset to the left. To the right (east) of the addition is another single-storey lean-to with a single window and a doorway in the right wall, along with an additional lean-to at the far west end of the range.

There is internal access between all three blocks, which have been converted for domestic use. Large beams remain in the ground floor rooms, and there is a large rough-hewn chamfered bressumer above the inglenook fireplace at the west end of the house.