Isallt-fawr

Downhill sited, and built of long local rubble stonework with some boulders at the downhill end. Slate roof. One storey and attics, approximately symmetrical, of 3 bays with deep fire bays at each end. Central boarded door with a radial slate voussoir lintel and drip ledge over. Six-paned windows to the ground floor with slate lintels, and a small fire window on the right; 4-paned to the upper floor, each within a small gable. Two simple gabled dormers at the rear either side of the late C20 rear wing. The lower gable end formerly had four small windows placed either side of the stack, all with projecting drip ledges over, only two of which survive. Huge boulder footings. Stone stacks with drip courses.

Not accessible at the time of inspection. Believed to have the main living room at the uphill end with a winding stair beside the large gable fireplace, a central hallway, and a parlour at the lower end, with a window at the side of its large fireplace. Modern roof.