Glanyrafon

A three storey, three window house built in local stone, with a lean-to addition at rear partly in stone and partly in brickwork, all whitewashed. Roof of unusually small slates; end chimneys in brickwork. The chimney at right projects externally, having served the original kitchen; offsets at top.

Replaced frames in top window openings. The door and window openings of the ground and first storey have segmental arches; four-paned sash-windows in exposed frames, but with C19 sashes; front door with overlight.

The main range of the house is blind-backed above the rear extension; the latter has three casement windows and two doors.

Staircase from ground to second floor with turned balusters. Original four-panel doors to each of the main rooms on ground and first floors. The original kitchen fireplace arch is said to survive, concealed, and to consist of stone voussoirs.