Carrog Uchaf

Roughly coursed and squared rubble with slate roofs. 2 storeys, L-plan. Earliest range is built at right angles to the slope, with the rebuilt uphill range forming a long cross wing. Entrance into the original range faces W, towards the angle with the wing: cyclopaean doorway, with small 2-light ovolo moulded mullioned window to its left, and a small fixed-light 6-pane window to the right. 2 upper windows renewed in earlier stone surrounds. Ovolo moulded mullioned window in rear elevation of this wing, which has axial stack opposite the doorway. Uphill-sited cross wing has later central entrance, in gabled porch, flanked by inserted casement windows of 4-lights. Some original C17 windows survive to the rear of this range, with an ovolo moulded mullioned window to the NE. 3-light catslide dormers in the roof; gable end stack to E, and front corner stack to W.

Rear wing retains original layout, with post and panel partition with mid-rail separating the kitchen from a smaller unheated room to the N. Axial fireplace in kitchen, with stopped chamfer to bressumer. A further post and panel partition encloses the cellar stairs in the NW angle of the kitchen. S range of the house comprises a 2 room plan with central stair hall (dating from C19 alterations): stairs are probably resited, but are C17, with splat balusters. Chamfered spine beam with bar stop to chamfer in E room, and massive fireplace with moulded mantle. Massive blocks of slate support the bressumer. Corner fireplace to W room, and small unheated service room to its rear.