Beudy Newydd

Single-storey T-shaped house of rubble construction on boulder foundations; modern slate roofs. Squat end chimney to the NW wing (the former domestic section) and a modern lateral chimney to the SW wing; this with conical upper section. Primary entrance to NE gable with gently-cambered head, fine slatestone quoins and voussoirs, and a crude dripstone with corbel stops. Above the entrance a slit light and, above this, a slate plaque carved with the initials K A (for Katherine Anwyl) and the date 1666. Extruded between the NE and the NW wings, a modern, single-storey, slate-hung porch; deeply-recessed part-glazed door. Primary ground-floor opening (now window) to the NW gable, with early graffiti to its splays (including dates 1688, 1731, 1733 and 1767 amongst others). The SW gable has a large round-arched opening with deeply-recessed small-pane picture window. Above this, a rectangular recess containing an inscribed slate dedication stone: 'Beudy Newydd remade 1951 for Fred and Diana Uhlman by Clough Williams-Ellis.' Modern, small-paned oak-framed windows replace those of the 1950s; these range from small 2-paned to large 8-paned ones. Central, flush gable to long SE side, forming a cross-gable with the former residential wing; this with large 4-pane window to resultant upper floor; some slit lights to this wing, mostly blocked.

Plain, modern interiors.