Plas Newydd Farmhouse

2-and-a-half storey end-chimney building of rubble construction on boulder and rock foundations. Renewed slate roof with slab-coped gable parapets and shaped kneelers; tall chimneys with original moulded capping and weathercoursing. The entrance front faces N, away from the farmyard. This has 2 ground-floor entrances with boarded C20 doors, that to the L recessed, that to the R with 3-light modern casement beyond. Above the latter entrance on the first floor, a former, similar entrance, now a window as before. Large dormer entrance to attic floor with dormer window to R; both have coped, kneelered gables and the entrance has a late C19/early C20 boarded door reusing the original C17 decorative hinges. Both first and attic floor access stairs have been removed, those to the latter within recent years. Two windows to each floor on S side (rear), all modern casements, though in primary openings. Those to the attic floors are contained within gabled dormers as before. Adjoining to the L are the remains of a connecting range; these consist of the first section of adjoining wall, now reduced to a stepped buttress and a masonry mass beyond with evidence of an end fireplace and an associated stone corkscrew stair. Two blocked first-floor windows to the W gable, with C20 single-storey brick lean-to below.

Wide fireplace to the L ground-floor chamber with flat, stopped-chamfered bressummer. c1900 plain galleried staircase and 4-panel doors; ceiling beams mostly boxed, though one chamfered lateral beam has ogee-stops. 3-bay attic floor with one original pegged, oak, strutted truss, with fine chamferring.