Gerddiduon with attached Stable and Cart Shed

A scribed roughcast 2-storey 3-window house with slate roof behind coped gables on moulded kneelers, and end stacks with 2 diagonal brick shafts on stone bases. Windows are 3-light with wooden mullions, under exposed stone wedge lintels. The added central gabled porch has open timber sides on a blockwork dwarf wall, and has bands of fish-scale slates. A panelled door has a simple overlight and wedge lintel. The R gable end is pebble-dashed, and has a pebble-dashed lean-to against the rear outshut and beneath a tall brick stack. The continuous rear outshut is whitewashed and has a boarded door flanked by a horizontal sliding sash L, replaced window R and a horizontal sash at the R end. The R end wall of the outshut has a boarded door under a stone lintel.

The stable and cart shed is rubble stone with tooled dressings and slate roof. It is set back against the L gable end of the house, although the openings are all in the rear elevation facing the yard. A double cart shed doorway at the R end has a timber lintel and central cast iron column. Other openings have segmental heads and the windows have small-pane iron-frame glazing incorporating sliding vents, and stone sills. Two boarded stable doors have windows to their R, while a central doorway has been inserted under a concrete lintel. The loft has 2 shuttered openings with sills, while above the cart shed is a half dormer with horizontal sliding sash window.