Pengwern Hall

Pengwern Hall is a 3-storey building designed in an H plan, featuring peddledash elevations, a slate roof, and red brick stacks with projecting chimney breasts at each end. The front has six bays, with the end bays advanced and gabled. It includes a cement plinth, pilaster strips, and cill bands, along with freestone lintels and cills. The left-hand bay is only 2 storeys tall, and both end bays have roof ventilators. The windows are mostly 2-light casements, some with transoms, and there is a splayed bay on the ground floor to the left. A 4-panel doorway is located in the angle to the left. At the rear, there is a lateral chimney breast with a tapered rubble stack. The building has lean-tos and a parallel gable facing the farmyard, with some modern windows.

Inside, the house has undergone extensive alterations but still retains a chamfered cross beam in the dining room. High up in the kitchen wall, there is an inscribed former cheese-press stone.