Mertyn Isaf

A large sub-medieval house comprising a 2-storey rubble-stone main range with added brick rear wing, both of which are under renewed slate roofs with coped gables on moulded kneelers. The main house has a tall central stone stack and smaller end stack to the R. Windows are mainly renewed and have ovolo mullions. The 3-window E front has 3-light windows, of which 2 are L of the stair projection under an outshut roof, and a single window to the R. The outshut has a small stair light in a dressed surround. To the R of the outshut are 2 doorways under stone lintels, the L of which is probably the position of an original doorway. The L gable end has a 3-light upper-storey window. The R gable end has single-light windows R and L in the lower storey, and a similar but smaller window upper R. The 3-window rear has similar renewed mullioned windows, except for an original 3-light window with transom R of the rear wing and 2-light window to the L, both with ovolo mouldings.

The rear wing has a rubble stone basement, plat band between storeys and hornless sash windows, with an external stack to the gable end. The N side wall has arched heads to 2 small-pane sash windows offset to the R in the lower storey, above small-pane basement windows. In the upper storey is a single small-pane sash windows R of centre. On the L side is a blocked former doorway in the lower storey where a lean-to has been taken down, above which is a small-pane sash window breaking the plat band and beneath an arched head, lighting the stair. The 3-window S side has small-pane sash windows, and a renewed panelled door under small-pane overlight to the R, all under flat brick arches.

Not inspected.