Bodfel

Built of rubble stonework rendered and lined out. Graded slate roofs. Three storeys and attic, symmetrical three bay plan, the central bay extended forwards and backwards to form a cross plan, and further extended to the rear in the C18 to include a large staircase, all now pebbledashed. The central bay is wider and gabled, and has the main entrance at ground level; a semicircular arch with C19 glazed doors in a glazed screen, set within an abnormally wide portico of correct Tuscan columns raised on a low die, and supporting an architrave, plain frieze and cornice broken forward over each column. On all three floors, 12-pane sash windows, those of the centre bay having label drip moulds with curiously inturning dropped ends. Gable end stacks.

The interior was not seen at the time of inpsection. Said by RCAHM to have C18 scenically painted panelling at 1st and 2nd floors, bolection moulded at 1st floor. Also a very fine dog-leg stair with finely turned balusters, threee to each tread. The roof has pegged collar beam roof trusses. Adjoining portions to the west include kitchens and services.