Fron Heulog

Fron Heulog is a three-storey, three-bay farmhouse built from whitened red brick, featuring whitened sandstone quoins and standing on a rubble plinth. It has a slate roof with simply-moulded eaves and squat modern brick chimneys at each end. The facade is symmetrical and includes a plain stringcourse made up of three brick courses between the ground and first floors. The central entrance is through an early 20th-century slated porch with wooden lattice sides and a decorative gable, leading to a modern part-glazed wooden door with a plain rectangular overlight and pegged frame.

The first and second floors have slightly-recessed 12-pane horned sashes with cambered heads, while the ground floor features flat-arched 15-pane sashes, which have been lowered from their original 12 panes. The sides of the building are rendered, with the northern side having a small 4-pane casement with a cambered head on the first floor.

To the north and set back from the main house is a low two-storey block constructed in a similar style. This block has a 6-pane and an 8-pane sliding sash on the first floor and a recessed upper boarded entrance at the gable end. Adjacent to this block is a modern garage extension. Additionally, there is a modern lean-to porch made of whitened brick at the angle between the house and the recessed block.

The interior was not inspected during the survey.