Trallwyn Hall

Trallwyn Hall is a building constructed from rubble stonework that has been rendered, lined out, and painted. It features a slate roof with wide boxed eaves. The layout includes a main south range with a hipped roof that returns on both sides, divided by a central valley gutter. The west range is notably higher and has half-hipped ends. The main entrance is located on the east elevation, which has five bays and a centrally placed round arched doorway with panelled doors that are partly glazed, along with a radial fanlight above. An added porch is present. The ground floor has twelve-paned sash windows, while the upper floor features nine-pane windows. The garden elevation also consists of five bays and includes a raised slated veranda at the front, supported by slender Tuscan columns. On the north side, which is not visible, there is a reset stone inscribed with "1602 / DLL EO," referring to Dafydd Lloyd and Elizabeth Owen.