The Old Manor (Dyserth Care Hotel)

A three-window, two-storey range at each end of which a slightly higher single-window cross-wing has been added forming a symmetrical composition. Roughcast with low-pitch slate roofs. Modern red brick chimneys. Verges and eaves of the cross ranges boxed in. A large sunroom has been added centrally at front covering the main door position, the door having been removed.

The upper windows of the original range are of 16 panes, in altered sashes, and there is a sill band. The lower windows have unequal modern pseudo-sashes.

The right cross-wing has a cast-iron balcony to the upper front window supported by thin iron supporting columns, with a glazed balcony door in a wider opening. Single-storey lean-to addition at right.

At rear there is a two storey lean-to on the flank of which, facing north, are two inscribed stones giving the history of the house. There is also a large central two-storey rear wing with four-pane sash-widows above and modern fenestration below.

Close string staircase in front lobby with plain newels. Good hob grates with original stone mantels were remarked in the earlier listing inspection, but could not be verified in 2001. Original servants'''' stairs in rear wing.