Trevor House

Trevor House is a 17th-century building featuring timber framing at the rear and a slate roof. The later extension forms the current front, which is made of stone and rendered. The original timber-framed structure has an irregular L-plan, with some exposed framing still visible on the rear wing, which now contains service rooms, and at the back of the front block. The front elevation is two storeys high with three wide bays. The entrance consists of a circa 1950s glazed door set beneath a curved canopy supported by ladder-like structures. There are four-paned 19th-century sash windows on either side of the door and above it. A single-storey sun lounge has been added to the west end, retaining framing on its back wall. Rendered brick stacks are present as well.

Inside, the front door opens into a stair hall, with the main reception rooms located on either side and services situated in the rear wing.