Bryniau Melynion

Of whitened and rendered rubble under a renewed slate roof; plain chimneys with weathercoursing, that to the L the larger. Both contain dressed sandstone blocks, re-used from a probable local Medieval site; similar sandstone blocks are also used as quoinstones. Off-centre entrance (R) with late C17 pegged oak doorcase with run-out stops to chamfering. Contemporary wide, boarded door with original wrought ironwork and wooden latch; blocked modern glazing panel. Modern flanking 2-light casements to enlarged openings. 3 similar casements windows to first floor under the eaves. 3 further modern windows to first floor rear and a modern door to L. Wooden lean-to off-centre R. Set back and stepped down to L of entrance front, a later single-storey addition; construction as before with modern roof. Entrance at R corner with main building; recessed boarded stable door with angled, projecting stone lintel above. Adjoining to the R of the main block and stepped down, a single-storey dairy extension, probably C18. Rough stone steps lead to upper entrance at L; modern boarded stable door. Original boarded basement door with pegged frame to R gable, with a modern part-glazed door to R; out-of-character modern picture window above.

Stopped-chamfered beams and joists to ceiling. This appears to have been framed originally and had subsidiary beams joining the main transverse ones; these were removed during the presumed late C17 remodelling and the joists turned. Former partition groove to R of door separating hall (L) from parlour (R) spaces. The latter has a small fireplace incorporating re-used sandstone blocks; the former has a wide recessed fireplace with a stopped-chamfered, cambered bressummer and chamfered, dressed sandstone cheeks. Oven with brick vault to L and recess for former mural winding stair to R. Plain, single-bay granary extension.