Bryn-moel

Large 2-storey, L-plan farmhouse of local slate rubble with renewed slate roofs (Now two dwellings). Modern windows and doors, the former mostly 4-pane casements in enlarged openings; the gables have plain modern bargeboards and deep verges, the SW faces are rendered and whitened. Large central stack to NW wing, rendered and with plain capping; gabled, projecting lateral chimney to SE range with weathercoursing and coved capping. This has evidence for a blocked stair light at the R side of the breast and bears the incised date 1563 above the weathercoursing. Near-central entrance to NW range with modern glazed door; projecting slatestone lintel. To the R a blocked window and entrance and beyond an original small window opening. To the L of the entrance, a modern window with ventilation slit beyond and, at far L, a boarded window. Out-of-character modern gabled dormer diagonally above entrance. Near-centre entrance to rear (opposing that now blocked) with flanking windows to both floors. The SE range has an entrance to the R of its lateral chimney with window to R. A former opposing entry to the rear is now a window; further windows to R and to first floor. Tripartite casement windows to E gable, in original openings with rubble relieving arches above the lintels. Late C19 boarded door to former stable at N gable end.

Central chimney with flattened Tudor-arched bressummer to wide fireplace; wide stopped-chamfered longitudinal beam to ceiling. Originally a 2-bay building, this section adopted a chimney-backing-on-entry plan following extension to the N. No.1 has a C17 panelled window seat (in former hall); otherwise modern ceilings and fittings.