Bodfel-bach

Built of local stone rubble, rendered and lined out to the front, with some large boulder quoins, all whitewashed, with a slate roof. The plan is derived from a main range and cross wing type forming a 'T'-plan, with a large added lean-to in the major re-entrant angle and an added single storey kitchen with a hipped roof. The front elevation, facing SE, has the entrance, a partly glazed door in the angle with the wing on the left, and hipped slated porch. Deeply set 16-pane sash windows to both floors, and a small 4-pane window to the attic in the wing. The wing also has a side stack, and a large part-external rear stack, both rendered.

Attached farm buildings to the NW partly converted as a garage, with the piggery beyond.

Not accessible at the time of inspection. Believed to be fully modernised.