Bron Haul

Bron Haul is a two-storey L-plan house built from rendered rubble, topped with a slate roof and featuring stone end chimneys. The main block, which faces the road, has a symmetrical facade with three bays and a central entrance. The entrance includes a plain, recessed four-panel door with a three-pane overlight, which was recorded in a 1981 survey as having a moulded panelled door in a wooden case with a cornice. Flanking the entrance are early 19th century twelve-pane sash windows, and on the first floor, there are three similar nine-pane sashes. All window openings have painted stucco surrounds, complemented by a broad plinth and first-floor sill courses. There is a plain through-passage to the right that provides access to the rear of the house. The southwest side of the rear range is unrendered.

Inside, the house features panelled shutters and reveals, as well as a staircase with shaped brackets supporting the cut string.