Llys Llewelyn

Llys Llewelyn is a Georgian style, castellated house featuring three bays and a double-pile layout, with two storeys, an attic, and a basement. The building is constructed from snecked rock-faced stone and has a slate roof behind crow-stepped gables, with corbelled eaves and end stacks that have paired rock-faced shafts. The front of the house has its bays grouped towards the centre, with the central bay slightly projecting forward and the outer bays pushed even further forward, all topped with crow-stepped gables that include finials.

The central entrance consists of a half-glazed panel door, which likely replaced an earlier door. The ground and first floors are adorned with 12-pane hornless sash windows set under lintels that feature tripartite keystones. Above the central window on the first floor is a blank freestone shield. The attic windows, which sit on corbelled sills, include small-pane windows with top-hung casements on the left and right, and a recently replaced central window.

Access to the entrance is via slate steps on both the left and right sides, complemented by an iron handrail. Between these steps, there are concrete steps leading to a half-glazed basement door, which is flanked by replacement small-pane basement windows in lightwells. The left gable end of the house is roughcast, while the right gable end is constructed from rubble-stone.