Disused Farmhouse at Bodfan

2 storeys and attic rectangular plan building in 5 bays, aligned roughly east-west. Irregularly coursed rubblestone, still largely roughcast, with cut slabs to chimney stacks; slate roof, replaced by asbestos sheeting to back (north) slope, much of slate covering missing at time of Survey. Front with continuous slate drip above heads of ground- and first-floor windows as string courses has only 2 windows visible - the remainder are completely infilled - 2-light plain timber mullion windows (glazing gone); windows on ground floor and original central entrance all now with C19 stable ventilators; tall integral end stacks with slate drips and capping; much worn stone plaque (see History) above original entrance. Rear has doorway to left on first floor approached by straight flight of stone steps, the western side of which is formed by a large C19 rubblestone lean-to, the top of which cuts through a first-floor window; further first-floor window to right. C19 rubblestone and graded slate-roofed outbuilding attached to east gable end is half-hipped at east end with paired double doors under massive stone lintels.

Proper inspection not possible owing to poor condition but noted as retaining much timberwork and other features intact, albeit much of it in a very poor state. Original 5-bay roof structure largely intact; substantial pegged collar trusses, the collars cambered and pegged to the face of the principal rafters, double purlins; the common rafters survive only to the front slope.