Ciltalgarth and adjoining Agricultural Range

Large farmhouse with integrated agricultural ranges. Of irregular plan, with a T-shaped house of two-and-a-half storeys having a coach-house addition to the N and lower agricultural and service wings projecting to the W. These partly enclose a service courtyard (SW) and a farmyard (NW), with a through-gateway connecting the two yards. Of rubble construction, with snecked, rough-dressed slatestone to the later, eastern house wing; slate roofs with oversailing eaves and verges, the latter with simply-moulded bargeboards. Plain axial chimneys with double cornice bands.

The main house elevation (S) has a 2-bay asymmetrically gabled wing advanced to the L (the primary range) and the 1830s wing adjoining to the R; original second-quarter C19, unhorned sashes throughout. The primary, gabled wing has a tall 12-pane sash to the ground floor with squatter 12-pane sashes to the first floor and a 9-pane sash to the upper, attic floor. The recessed R wing has the main entrance in the L corner; flush, 6-panel type with rectangular overlight. Large 12-pane sash to the R, with two 9-pane sashes to the first floor above. The R gable has single windows as before, of 12-, 9- and 9-pane. The rear of this wing has a projecting lateral chimney, cut-off at eaves height. Extruded in the rear angle between the wings is a1960s single-storey brick and felt porch; 4-pane sashes to the R. Adjoining this wing stepped-down to the R (N) is a coach-house block. This has wide boarded double doors to the L with brick forecourt in front; modern corrugated iron lean-to shed to the R, boarded loading bay to the R upper gable.

The service-court side (W) is rendered and has a lateral catslide outshut to the R, flush with the front gable. 12-pane sashes to the first floor, with later 3-part, 9-pane window to the ground-floor L (kitchen) and a similar 6-pane window to the R. Advanced to the L is a one-and-a-half storey adjoining service wing. This has 2 boarded entrances to the R, each with window to the R, that to the L a 4-pane fixed window, that to the R modern; similar 4-pane windows break the eaves to the upper floor and are contained within 2 shallow gabled dormers with triangular glazed gables. Modern garage door to the L with window beyond. To the L of this is a full-height through entrance. L of this is an entrance with boarded stable door and boarded window beyond. This range has a modern slated, 3-bay car port adjoining at right-angles to the W. Beyond the through entrance to the N is an adjoining, contemporary range with 2 entrances to the L; boarded and stable-doors respectively, with pegged frames. To the far R this wing terminates in a 2-bay open hay barn section with rough slate piers.

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey.