Elernion

The house, now two separate tenancies, is built of uncoursed and whitewashed stone rubble on boulder foundations, with slate roofs. Two storeys, the present building consists of the fragmentary 2-bay N-S block with its great lateral stack central to its E side. Attached to its S gable end is a further 2-bay N-S block offset to the E, and an E-W block in the W set in the angle, with a lean-to room between this and the principal stack. The first, earlier block, has a small square bay window, and a huge stone stack with diagonal shafts projecting at the rear. Slated roof of 1801 with rooflight to rear. The main entrance door is on the left (S); it has 4-pane sash windows. The S block, which has a small inserted cellar at the N end, has large metal framed and uPVC windows and gable stacks. Projecting stones set in the walls, some perhaps used as mounting aids. At the rear of this block, a small paned window to the upper floor and a later single storey and attic range at right angles, and other lean-to structures.

The large fireplace corresponding to the major stack is infilled with a late C19 fireplace. In the cellar, light recesses, and the base of a large circular stair in the SW corner of the block.