Bronynys

Bronynys is a late-Regency house featuring three bays and two stories, with a service wing at the rear that forms an L shape. The building is constructed of rubble with a rendered front and has a shallow-pitched slate roof, characterized by deep verges and oversailing eaves. It has plain end chimneys with weathercoursing and cornice bands. The symmetrical front of the house includes a central entrance at the stepped-up ground floor, which features a four-panel door with the upper two panels being glazed, along with a plain rectangular overlight above. A modern open porch with iron-work supports and a glazed roof is positioned in front of the entrance. The ground and first floors have 16-pane, slightly-recessed, unhorned sash windows, each with projecting slate cills. At the rear, a lower service wing extends to the left, partly enclosing a service court, and includes later 19th-century and modern windows, as well as a part-glazed rear door. The interior was not accessible for inspection during the survey.