Lleuar-fawr

Lleuar-fawr is a two-storey house built in the 17th century from local stone rubble, topped with slate roofs. It has an 'L'-shaped plan and features a porch on the main wing. Each floor has three large horned sash windows with varied pane arrangements: 12-pane in the angle, and 9-pane and 6-pane on the wing, along with similar windows on the ground floor of the gable end. The house has axial and gable stacks. The entrance is located on the south face of a gabled porch at the end of the wing. The doorcase has cyma and hollow chamfer moulded jambs that rise to a depressed Tudor arch in the lintel, adorned with fern leaves in the spandrels. A high label moulding surrounds an inscription in raised lettering that reads "NB / MMA YN HIR AMM.. / .. DDI DI AM FI HEB FOD." Above this label, there is a large coat of arms supported by scrolls, divided per pale, featuring Twistleton impaling Glynne, with a rose at the fess point indicating difference. The date and initials "G16 75T" are also displayed.