Cae-mor Farmhouse and adjoining farm building

Cae-mor Farmhouse is a long, one-and-a-half-storey range with a north cross-wing to the left of the centre, and an adjoining barn set at right angles to the west end. The house is built of rubble stone with large quoins, and has slate roofs. A substantial stone ridge stack has two shafts to the left of the north wing, and a projecting end stack is also present. A lean-to stone porch is situated in the angle between the main range and the right side of the wing, with a 20th-century part-lit panelled door accessed by stone steps; a small window is to its right return. To the right of the porch is a two-light wooden casement window in its original opening. A raked half-dormer to the right contains a four-pane sash window with red brick reveals. The east side of the wing features similar four-pane sashes to each storey, also with continuous red brick reveals; the lower window has a segmental brick head and a raked half-dormer above. A small, probably 20th-century, rendered lean-to is located to the far left of the main range, with a window to its east side. The east gable end has 19th-century four-pane sashes to each storey, the lower one offset to the left. The south side of the house, facing the farmyard, has a doorway to the far right with a planked door under a segmental brick head. A raked half-dormer sits above a four-pane sash window to the left of the stack. A probable blocked doorway is situated to the far left.

The adjoining barn is slightly higher than the house. The north gable, facing the road, has three tiers of ventilation slits, and a datestone reading M/EM/1715 is centrally positioned. Beneath this is a single-storey stone lean-to with a small two-light window. The west front of the barn is partly weather-boarded to the upper portion, likely over timber-framing. An entrance is located to the left of the centre with split doors; above is a gabled loft doorway with slate-hung sides, though the door itself is now missing. A small loft hatch is to the left and a low doorway to the far left has split doors. To the right of the main entrance is a later planked loft door, below a small window set in stone; butt joints in this area indicate alterations. A low-set three-light window with ventilator is to the far right. The south gable end has a short planked loft door and four tiers of ventilation slits. The east side, facing the farmyard, has a doorway to the far left and two pairs of doorways to the far right, all with stable doors. Between these, the elevation is weather-boarded to the upper part, with corrugated iron lean-tos below.

The interior of the house was inaccessible at the time of inspection. The farm building contains a large cow-house to the south end with timber-framed and planked partitions and large supporting beams for the loft.