Pant Lludw

Pant Lludw is a house constructed from coursed rubble, featuring grey slate roofs and wide eaves. The layout includes a main north-south block that is canted at the southern end, accompanied by a narrow entrance wing on the west side. The angle between these two sections is filled with a lean-to, while a balancing range is located on the east side. The angled southern front boasts a wide single-storey verandah supported by timber posts, which extends over the side wings.

The entrance, located in the gable of the entrance wing, consists of a six bead-panelled door with a decorative overlight that is set back and now further sheltered by an added open-fronted porch. The primary windows throughout the house feature large-scale diamond-pattern glazing, including a single round-headed window at the front and three pairs of French doors within the verandah. There are also some margin glazed windows at the rear. A large central stack is positioned diagonally, topped with a cluster of clayware pots. The main range has a parallel range set back on the east side, extending to the rear and includes a service door and four-pane sash windows. The building was not accessible at the time of inspection.