Penmaenmawr Railway Station

2-storey T-shaped building of rubble, with scribed render to all but the central rear (road-facing) side. Shallow-pitched, hipped slate roof with slightly oversailing eaves; 2 central and 2 end chimneys, all rendered and with cornice bands. Near-symmetrical 8-bay platform facade with marginally-glazed plain sash windows to the upper floor; these have plain stucco returned labels. The ground floor has 2 central entrances with labels as before and contemporary 4-panel doors. To the R, 2 boarded windows with a further entrance and window beyond. To the L a blocked former entrance and a further entrance to the final, recessed bay. Continuous slated verandah-type roof to ground floor, returned around the sides and supported at the corners by cast iron braced columns and from a series of regularly-spaced corbelled brackets along the facade; pierced geometric decoration. This verandah is returned around the W side to the rear where the platform entrance is. This is segmental-arched and chamfered and retains its contemporary wooden slatted gate with simple shaped finials. A tall, stone-coped wall continues from the entrance westwards (along the rear of the platform) for approximately 10m where it steps up at a footbridge over the tracks. On the E side of the building, a similar, adjoining wall stretches for approximately 15m along the rear of the platform where it steps down and terminates. There are 3 segmental arched openings to this stretch of wall which are now blocked and appear at niches.