Dugoed-mawr

The building is of rubble stonework, with slate roofs. It is in two distinct parts, the front range, aligned E-W, of 2 storeys, 2 bays, with a central entrance within a gabled open porch. uPVC windows to both floors each side, and gable stacks. The rear wing is of one storey and attic with rooflights, two bays running uphill to a gable end stack. The entrance is within a modern stone porch in the angle between the front block and the rear, under a shallow pitched roof. Small windows replaced in uPVC.

The interior of the rear wing contains the living kitchen, approached from a lower lobby at the side of the main central stack. The wing is constructed with three trusses of massive crucks rising from floor level. Large fireplace with an arched fire beam, and a blocked side feature, probably an oven, in the N gable end. The main axial stack has a further fireplace at the S end of the kitchen, with an oven at the rear. The open joisted ceiling is supported on a cross binder with cut chamfered stops, the joists also similarly chamfer stopped.