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Farmhouse built of roughly coursed, mortared, rubble masonry with long stones in the build and as quoins and lintels. Slate roof with tall gable stacks with dripstones and capping. The main part of the house is the 'new' part, refaced circa 1800. A 2-storey with attic, 3-window range with central panelled door under a shallow overlight. Distinctive fenestration of 3-light casements with transoms, and gothic heads to lower lights, on each floor, including to close-spaced gabled dormers of attic storey. The older part of the house forms a single-storeyed gabled range at the left (E) end: this has a small 4-pane light in the apex under a series of (later) doveholes. Return range has doorway offset to R and 2 windows to L; the central window a 2-light casement and the window to far L a fixed light of 9-panes. Directly L of the doorway is the commemorative plaque to Morgan Llwyd and there is a single ridge stack offset to L of the central window. At right angles to the L (S) end of the older part of the house is a lofted agricultural range with added outshut along the N lateral wall. The entrance to the range is in the E gable, with pitching door above; the outshut has a boarded door to far R (N) an a fixed light of 2-panes to L.

The older part of the house retains a central truss and timber stairs to the N end, the kitchen has open fireplace with a arched stone as bressumer and a stone tablet which bears the name and date: Joseph Bushman / 1794.