Llanychan Old Rectory

Llanychan Old Rectory is a symmetrical brick house with three windows, two storeys, and an attic, dating from the 19th century. It features a slated roof and end chimney stacks made of brick. The brickwork is laid in English Garden Wall Bond, with deep boxed eaves at the front and moderate overhangs on the roof elsewhere.

The windows are relatively wide and square. The ground floor windows are sash type, horned, set in octagonal flat-roofed bays, with eight panes on the sides and sixteen panes at the front. The first floor windows have sixteen panes, while the outer two dormer windows have twelve panes in unequal sashes. The central round dormer contains eight panes. The main entrance door is a six-panel design, with glazing at the top, a rectangular fanlight above, and a large arched canopy supported by brackets.

The left gable wall, which faces the approach, is plain except for two four-pane attic windows. There is a glass conservatory on the left side, along with a small rear access yard leading to the service wing.