Bathafarn Hall

Bathafarn Hall is a square, two-storey country house built of roughcast brick, featuring sandstone window dressings and cement-plaster detailing. It has a hipped slate roof with three plain rendered chimneys. The building has symmetrical west (entrance) and south fronts, both adorned with moulded cornices and applied pilasters. The west front consists of three bays and includes a central entrance with a large pedimented doorcase that is stepped up. This doorcase has bolection-moulded and rusticated treatment in cement, with 6-panel, raised and fielded double doors. The elegant sash windows are unhorned, consist of 12 panes, and have projecting sandstone sills with moulded cement labels, along with external louvred and painted wooden shutters.

The south side features five bays, with the central three forming a large storeyed segmental bow. This section has a stepped-up open ground-floor stage supported by plain rendered pilasters. On the ground floor, there are 20-pane French windows flanked by tall 15-pane sashes. The remaining ground and first-floor windows are shuttered sashes, consistent with the rest of the house.

The east side has four bays, with the three left-hand bays displaying similar windows. The right-hand bay is recessed and features windows on three floors, including a 16-pane unhorned sash on the upper floor and tripartite windows on the ground and first floors. The tripartite windows have central sections of 12 panes and 6 panes, respectively, flanked by narrow sections of 4 and 2 panes. The rear elevation is asymmetrical, with unshuttered sash windows and a large stair-light.

Attached to the east elevation on the right is a four-bay, single-storey, flat-roofed addition from the early 20th century, which has 12-pane sashes on the front and a modern part-glazed door in its recessed right-hand section, along with another modern entrance to the north. There is also a further single-storey extension from the 20th century adjoining to the north.

Inside, there is a large early 20th-century well stair featuring a moulded oak rail, treads, and risers, with turned, painted balusters leading to the first-floor galleried landing, and a panelled understair area.