Outbuildings attached to Glyn Farmhouse

Glyn Farmhouse and attached outbuildings

Roughly coursed and squared stone with slate roof. 2 storeys throughout. The main part of the present house is in the centre of the range, and originally had a central entrance, although this is now a window. The windows all have flat stone lintels, and have been unsympathetically renewed with UPVC glazing in the earlier openings. To the right is the extension which is dated 1887. This is the same height as the main part of the building, but is deeper in plan. Single unit width, with doorway to left, and window to right, both with cambered heads. Beyond the present house to the S is a range of outbuildings which incorporates the earliest part of the dwelling, and which has a wing at right angles to the main range (a later addition). External staircase in the angle of main range and wing.

The right-angled range of outbuildings also incorporates what appear to be the re-sited remains of a fireplace in a gable wall: deeply moulded raking bressumer carried on chamfered jambs.