Bryn Deunydd

L-shaped farmhouse of one-and-a-half storeys set behind a low rubble forecourt wall. Of whitened rubble construction with old slate roof; rubble end chimney to L wing and a (rebuilt) brick central chimney to the main section. This has an off-centre entrance with original pegged oak doorcase (and formerly a late C19 canopy porch). To the L is a fragmentary C19 sash window with projecting stone sill; the first floor has a late C19 shallow-gabled dormer with tripartite window of 6-pane sections, that to the centre a modern plain-glazed replacement. Similar dormer window to the attic of the L projecting wing, with a 16-pane C19 sliding sash window to the ground floor; projecting sill as before. The NE gable end has two 12-pane C19 windows, one to each floor.

Lobby-entry plan to main section with wide fireplace to the former hall (at L) and plastered ceiling. To the R of the entrance is the former parlour, with stopped-chamfered, plastered main beam (rolled stops) and plain joists. 1930s fireplace to reduced opening with, above, the initials I:R and date 1715 in large raised plaster letters and figures; to the R of the fireplace is a contemporary cupboard niche with raised and fielded panelled door. An ex-situ 6-panel raised and fielded door leads from the former hall to the stairwell; original oak pegged doorcase. Good contemporary dog-leg stair with flat, shaped balusters with plain-capped square newels and moulded hand rail; further pegged doorcases to an upper room and a former wig closet to the L of the end chimney; door missing.