Glanyrafon Farmhouse

A T-shaped house of snecked rubble stone with bigger quoins and slate roof. The main range is continuous with a lower added barn and has a brick ridge stack. The 2-window entrance wing, which has a lower eaves line, is added at right angles to the main range and has an end stone stack. It has wedge lintels to the openings, comprising a doorway with boarded door on the L side, to the R of which is a triple horizontal-sliding sash window with small panes. In the upper storey are 2 small-pane hornless sash windows. The main range has small-pane horned sashes under plain stone lintels. It has a single bay L of the entrance wing and 2 bays to the R, where there is also a boarded door lower L. The rear of the entrance wing has a centrally placed horizontal sash window in the lower storey and a fixed window upper R.

The barn, which has a corrugated asbestos-cement roof, retains a single small ventilation strip on the R side, and 2 loft doorways on the L-hand side. The rear of the barn has garage doors inserted on the L side, with inserted sash window to its L, but retains on the R side a boarded door and casement window to the R under wooden lintels. The garage doors also obscure an earlier window with brick jamb. The 2-window rear of the house has lintelled windows similar to the front, except for a triple horizontal-sliding sash window lower R. The rear has been remodelled as the main entrance by inserting a doorway on the R side. A lean-to at the L end has a boarded door facing the house, while the side wall has a triple horizontal-sliding sash window. Beyond the lean-to are 2 attached monopitched former kennels or pigsties.

Not inspected.