Carreg-y-Pennill

Medium-sized storeyed house of irregular T-plan. Of whitened rubble construction with whitened sandstone dressings; slate roofs with slab-coped gable parapets and shaped kneelers. Plain end chimneys, that to the R gable end rendered, the remainder rebuilt in brick; simple cornicing to the latter. The house consists of a main section with storeyed porch to the front and a rear projection, and a further wing set back to the R, partly overlapping the gable end of the main block. The storeyed porch is placed off-centre to the R and has a coped and kneelered gable; the roof to this has been considerably lowered. Tudor-arched entrance with moulded label and square niche above; modern boarded door with decorative ironwork. To the L of the porch is the original large hall window, formerly a 3-light mullioned window and now with C20 12-pane part-opening casement; moulded label. Above this to the R is a 2-light window under the eaves, with C20 4-pane casement. To the R of the porch is a 3-light mullioned window with label as before and plain casements; blocked-up 2-light mullioned window to the first floor. Further 2-light labelled windows to the R gable return, that to the upper floor with casements, that to the ground floor blocked-up.

The adjoining wing to the R has a similar 3-light labelled window to the first floor and a later window to the ground floor. This has 6-pane C20 glazing and an exposed timber lintel. Further mullioned windows to the rear, and a modern lean-to addition with entrance to the R gable end, facing towards the yard.

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey.