Coed-y-cra Farmhouse

A 2-storey farmhouse square in plan, of rubble stone and larger quoins, and with hipped slate roof and 2 central brick stacks with stone rustication. The 3-bay front has rock-faced lintels and hornless 12-pane sash windows, except lower R where a French door has been inserted in place of the original window. The central roughcast porch has a moulded parapet and fielded panel door in its L side wall. The 3-window R side wall has round-headed sash windows, but the central bay has plain sashes with round-headed overlights. The L side wall has small-pane windows upper centre lighting the stairs, and lower R. In the lower storey 2 shallow-arched former stone door heads are built into the wall, probably reclaimed from the earlier house. The 2-window rear has small-pane sashes in the upper storey, with blocked window lower R and replaced small-pane window lower L. A central doorway under a stone lintel is inserted mid C20.

An added rear wing is attached to the rear angle of the house and probably originally formed a pair of labourers' cottages. It is of rubble stone with pecked stone lintels and jambs and slate roof with central brick ridge stack. It has a 2-window front with 16-pane sash windows, and boarded doors to the outer sides. Set back against the L gable end is a monopitched projection with a lintel under a boarded door and brick side wall. An added lean-to is behind the wing, which has a boarded door in its end wall.

Not inspected.