Plas-du

Built of local rubble stone with flushed joints and a slate roof. A substantial house of 2 storeys and attics, thick walls with large irregular quoins. The main block is of 3 bays with an off-centre monolithic arch-headed entrance with a boarded door. 4-paned sash windows to the ground floor, 6-paned to the first floor. Stone eaves and tall gable end stacks. A small window at the end lights a fire stair. At the SW end, a lean-to incorporating a cartshed. At the rear, sliding casement windows and a large lean-to set in the re-entrant angle.

The interior was not seen at the time of inspection. The RCAHM shows the plan to have a central wide stair hall, and living rooms each side; service rooms divided off at the back. Early timber collar beam roof cusped above the collar, and and raking struts, and some original panelling on the lower floors. Circular stair in front of the large stack on the E gable with very small ventilation lights on the front and end gable.