Dugoed-mawr

Dugoed-mawr is a building constructed of rubble stonework, topped with slate roofs. It consists of two distinct parts: the front range, which is oriented east-west, features two storeys and two bays, with a central entrance located within a gabled open porch. The building has uPVC windows on both floors, flanking the entrance, and gable stacks. The rear wing is a single storey with an attic, featuring rooflights and two bays that slope uphill to a gable end stack. The entrance to this wing is through a modern stone porch situated at the junction of the front block and the rear, covered by a shallow pitched roof. Small windows in this section have been replaced with uPVC.

Inside the rear wing, there is a living kitchen accessed from a lower lobby next to the main central stack. This wing is supported by three trusses made of massive crucks that rise from the floor. It includes a large fireplace with an arched fire beam and a blocked feature on the north gable end, likely an oven. The main axial stack features another fireplace at the south end of the kitchen, which includes an oven at the rear. The open joisted ceiling is held up by a cross binder with cut chamfered stops, and the joists also have similar chamfer stops.