Islwyn

Simple Gothic style 2-storey house with a 2-window, symmetrical front, of tooled snecked stone with freestone dressings and steep slate roof with overhanging eaves and barge boards pierced by quatrefoils. A central yellow-brick ridge stack has vertical ribs and corbelled cap in Gwysaney Estate style. Windows have stone mullions and hood moulds. In the lower-storey 3-light windows, while the upper storey has 2-light windows beneath the eaves. The central boarded door has strap hinges and overlight. It is set within a gabled canopy on wooden brackets and stone corbels, with bands of fish-scale slates. The R gable end has a 2-light mullioned window lower R. The L gable end has similar 2-light windows in each storey. Set back from the L gable end is the front of an integral rear wing with outshut and yellow-brick ridge stack. It has a boarded door to the R (in an added glazed porch), 2-light window L and 2-light window above. The rear outshut also has a 2-light window.

Not inspected.