Henllys Farmhouse

Henllys Farmhouse is a late Regency villa-scale farmhouse with two storeys plus an attic, featuring a lower ground level at the rear that creates a raised ground floor above the basement on that side. The building is constructed of roughcast and whitened rubble, topped with an original shallow-pitched, hipped roof made of small slates and lead flashings. The eaves overhang, and there are plain rendered stacks.

The entrance front is three bays wide and symmetrical, with the central entrance bay slightly advanced and topped with a shallow gable that has plain bargeboards. A later 19th-century single-storey porch has a flat roof and a simple entablature with blind rectangular recesses, along with 8-pane pointed-arched windows featuring Y-tracery glazing bars. Inside the porch is a wooden doorcase with panelled pilasters and scrolled consoles that support a dentilated frieze, leading to a modern glazed door with an original decorative rectangular overlight. The windows throughout the building include 19th-century 16-pane unhorned sashes with chamfered reveals and moulded Tudor-style labels on both floors, with simple sill courses that return onto the sides. Above the porch in the gable apex is a squat 8-pane sliding sash with a similar label.

On the left side (southwest), there are original 12-pane sashes on the ground floor and modern windows on the first floor. The right side (northeast) features one original and one modern window on each floor.

At the rear, there is a large central projecting bay with a gable and plain bargeboards. This bay has a tall cambered entrance with a 5-panel door and a rectangular overlight, leading down a long flight of partly rubble-parapetted steps to the farmyard. To the right of the entrance is a vertical 8-pane sash window, with a similar window above it, and a 12-pane sash window to the left of the entrance; all have cambered heads. There are also 12-pane sashes in the right and left bays on both floors, except for the upper left window, which has a cambered head and modern glazing. All windows have projecting stone sills. The basement on the left has a boarded modern garage door, along with a further basement porch that is extruded at the left angle of the gabled central bay, featuring a boarded door.

The interior was not inspected during the survey.