Ceunant-y-Parc

A single storey dwelling of symmetrical, H-shaped, plan, entirely clad in dark blue slate. The products utilised include square and fish-scale slates, cills, classical window surrounds with pronounced voussoirs, plinth slabs, distinctive corner shafts and ridge tiles. Gabled roof, with cross gables to tall transverse wings at either end, with chimneys to the rear. Scalloped barge boards to the gables in Plas Brondanw estate green. Projecting half hipped porch to the centre, with a plank door, overlight and ornate ironwork. Tall round-headed windows to the main gables with fixed 4-pane glazing and two-pane overlights. At the south end there is a tall 3-light transomed casement rising through the eaves under a hipped roof. There are two small, horned sashes without glazing bars, at the north end. The rear of the building has a lean-to with further similar sash windows.

The building is divided into two high, square rooms either side of a central corridor, with services in the rear outshut. Roof structure of curved pitch pine trusses set diagonally, with boarding above, tied by wrought iron rods. The roof trusses spring from low corbels with stylised plaster decorations of a female head, shell and flowers. Second door inside the porch and others from corridor to rooms are six panel, with upper panels glazed. Slate fireplaces in both main rooms.