Lliwdy

Lliwdy is a building constructed from whitewashed stone and topped with a slate roof. It has a T-plan layout, featuring a two-bay front that faces east. The ground floor includes two paned French windows, and there is a central gable adorned with bold wavy bargeboards that rise to a central pendant. The attic is illuminated by a pointed-headed window in the front gable and similar windows in the gable ends, which have lozenge pattern leaded glazing. The end gables display similar details, with single-light pointed windows, some lacking the lozenge glazing in their lower sections. Surrounding the building on the east and north sides is a lean-to verandah, each side featuring a small central cusped open gable and shaped fascia boards, with the verandah paved in slate slabs. The gable end facing the road has a hipped square bay window next to the drive's gate pier, which includes a three-light transomed window with Gothick pointed heads. A right-angled wing extends from the rear, with a lean-to structure in the angle adjacent to the driveway. The building was not accessible at the time of inspection.