Primary House at Plas Coch

Simple rectangular building of whitened rubble encasing an earlier cruck-framed timber house; single storey plus attic, with slated roof and squat, 2-stage end chimney at R. Central entrance with C20 boarded door and flanking 12-pane C19 casements; segmental heads. The attic has 2 gabled dormers with 12-pane sliding sashes; plain bargeboards with deep verges. To the (unwhitened) rear 2 small primary wooden mullioned windows are evident, of 2-or 3 lights each (partly obscured).

Two-bay interior with full cruck truss, one blade of which is visible within the wall at the rear. Hall (to R of entrance) with large fireplace and obscured (though implied) bressummer. The first-floor chamber above the hall has plain, early plastered walls and a canted ceiling. Above a plain fireplace opening is a fine plaster relief overmantel with date 1647 and initials HEF (for Ffoulkes), together with strapwork and foliate decoration.