Bronhaul

Bronhaul is a 2-storey house with three windows, constructed from quarried stone laid in regular courses, featuring larger blocks near the base. It has a corrugated metal roof with a stone chimney on the left side. The openings are offset to the left. There is a porch, which was roofless at the time of inspection, made of coursed stone and scribed render, topped with a slate pediment. The doorway contains a fielded-panel door that is not fixed and likely came from another location. The windows, which were previously fitted with sashes, are now boarded up. The lower storey windows have prominent slate lintels, while the upper storey windows have thinner slate lintels, are shorter, and the central window is even shorter.

To the right side at the rear, there is a parallel range built into the steep bank behind the house, featuring a doorway that opens to a small yard situated between the main range, the Manufactory, and the embankment. The property was not accessible at the time of the survey.