Beamsmoor

Beamsmoor is on a grander scale than the neighbouring buildings of The Close, but uses the same materials (making reference to local vernacular building methods), and a similar style.

Two-storey house. Rough-cast render (now painted white). Roof laid in graded course of small grey and russet slates from Gallt y Llan quarry, Snowdon, buff earthenware copings to roof. Chimneys.

Garden (W) front has cross-gable to ends, each with tall first floor small-pane casement window. Roof between gables sweeps down over recessed ground floor and has 2 tall dormers with flared hipped slate roofs and small pane glazing. Between gables on ground floor, recessed porch with central French window flanked by small-pane casement windows. Gabled S elevation. Entrance (E) elevation has paired gables with tall small-pane windows on first floor and recessed porch with broad chamfered Gothic arch, small window to R. At right angles is further gable with roof sweeping low to R, small-pane window on first floor and smaller windows on ground floor. North elevation with paired gables between which is dormer with hipped slate roof. Tall small-pane casement windows to first floor, 4 smaller windows on ground floor. At NE corner, small projecting porch with hipped slate roof.

Stone boundary wall to W, and to N, E and S sides of gardens, fencing made from irregular pieces of blue slate quarry waste approximately one metre high tied together with wire (partially obscured by hedging).