Adwy-wynt

Adwy-wynt is of stone whitewashed and rendered, with slate roofs. Two-storey, two-window farmhouse to right with red brick and rendered end chimney stacks. Modern windows. Lean-to brick porch offset to left, probably contemporary with the later C19 alterations; entrance to sheltered W side. Stepped down to W is the single storey range. Gable parapet to west end with lean-to and rendered brick chimney stack; door to south side. Dog-legged east gable end of farmhouse created by rear lean-to. Shallower lean-to to centre at rear including boarded back door; blocked square window immediately below eaves. The lower range has central window and byre doorway to the extreme right.

Rubble forecourt wall to front with vertically laid coping stones; returned at the junction between the earlier and later parts of the farmhouse; gated at either end with round-topped gate posts.

The farmhouse is of lobby-entry plan; later C19 stairs against front wall and stepped down connection with lower range to west. The main room has chamfered beams; timber lintel to modernised fireplace, the stepped chimney breast of which is visible in the left hand of the two first floor rooms. Deep dividing wall between these representing the original end wall; boarded door; both rooms are ceiled at tie-beam level. The front entrance to the lower range is opposite the former chimney, the stack of which was removed at the time of reroofing; timber lintel supported by brick pier.