Penrhynmawr

Penrhynmawr is a house constructed of rubble stone with red brick dressings, featuring a slate close-eaved roof and rendered brick end stacks. It stands two storeys tall. The north front has three well-spaced square windows on the first floor, each with 16-pane sashes. There are patches of exposed brickwork to the centre right, which includes the head of a blocked window at mid-height. The ground floor mirrors the window arrangement above, with a centre door and one window on each side. The window to the centre left has a brick surround, while the left window has brick jambs and the right window has a brick surround. The left and centre right windows are topped with stone slab lintels. The door features a late 19th century or early 20th century gabled timber hood supported by brackets. Above the centre left window is a small blocked brick roundel. The rear wall is rendered and has a battered base, with a rear wing built on boulder foundations. To the left, there is a two-storey addition with a one-window range of 20th century windows and a lean-to porch at the south end. Inside, the north end room contains one heavy beam and an infilled fireplace, while the rear wing has a floor slab over a 22-foot deep well.