Old House at Pentre Farm

A 2-storey house of rubble stone with a roof partly of slate but mainly corrugated galvanised sheets, and external gable stacks, the upper parts of which are rebuilt in late C19 brick (but subsequently reduced on the R side). The 2-window front is roughcast and retains horizontal-sliding sashes. The central porch retains some of its original castellations, and has a boarded door. A 2-storey wash house is attached to the L angle of the front, of roughcast walls, a slate roof behind coped gables and end brick stack. In its side wall facing the main house is a boarded door, while the gable end facing the yard has horizontal-sliding sashes in each storey. Corrugated iron sheds are built against the L gable end. The rear has an outshut kitchen on the R side.

In the lower storey are 2 units, both with a single spine beam (boxed in parlour to the L) and a cross passage leading to the rear kitchen. The cross passage walls are rubble stone (part taken down on R side beside former hall doorway). The wash house retains its original basin and boiler.