Min-Nant

Roughcast elevations with slate roofs. The main part of the front is 2-storey, 3-window with cement rendered end chimney stacks and stone gable parapets with moulded quarter-round kneelers. Gables with applied half-timbering over 1st floor casement windows with marginal glazing bars. Modern French windows to ground floor; including to former main entrance. Lean-to set back on right end with slate roof and chimney stack on the rear corner. 1-window range set back to left with casement window to 1st floor; modern gabled porch in angle and single storey pitched roof range forward to left. Rubble left gable end with casement windows. Linked outbuilding range to S stepped up. Whitewashed rubble rear with various casement windows.

Internally the house has a T-plan staircase with thin turned balusters and tapered turned newel; handrail swept up at half-landing. Cambered lintel to hall fireplace with separate circular recess to right. Chamfered beams to hall and dinning room area in set back range; winding timber stairs at rear left corner. Hall also has extraordinary mantlepiece (?former bedhead) with Jacobethan style detail and coat of arms - probably removed from Plas Newydd when the Yorke range was demolished.

Pointed arch doorway to left hand 1st floor room.