Trecastell Farm

Late C19 farmhouse, built to an L-shaped plan with lean-to addition in the NW angle and an advanced lateral stack at the SW corner of the W wing. Built of roughly coursed masonry of large rubble with boulders as quoins; some parts rendered. Slate roof with stone copings and shouldered gable stacks with capping. The principal elevation faces E, a 2-storey 3-window range with narrow central doorway under a shallow fanlight. The windows are hornless sashes with slate sills and flat arch voussoir heads; ground floor windows have 16-panes, 1st floor windows are unequal. The L (S) gable return is rendered as is the 1st floor of the R gable return which has a small ground floor casement window of 4-panes. Entry to the rear of the house is through a doorway to the R (S) end of the lean-to addition, there is a small 4-pane casement to the L and a similar 1st floor window over the doorway with 4-paned horned sash window to its L. The N wall of the W wing has 4-pane horned sash windows to each floor; the rendered W wall has a similar ground floor window and the rendered S wall has an unequal 1st floor sash of 12-panes.

The house retains a plain wide segmental arch to the original C16 fireplace (now filled in).