Llay Hall Farm

Pebbledashed stone with some exposed timber-framing; slate roof and pebbledashed chimneys. 2-and 3-storey, the cross wing has stone copings to gable ends one of which retains a ball finial. At front, 3-storey projecting gabled wing to left with further gable to right hand return. The hall range is set at right angles; the roof has been modified to light an inserted upper floor; C20 entrance. Later extension is attached to the right, and the return elevation has a decorative arch-braced crown post truss partially visible in the gable end. The rear part of the cross wing has an attached lower 2-storey stone-built range with a hipped roof and a large external stack on the rear elevation. Left hand return elevation of cross wing has 2 tall external chimneys.

Only cross-wing accessible at time of inspection (1995). 3-unit: central room has winding stair, front room has an oak stair with solid treads and an early C18 bolection moulded door. Rear room, perhaps a former kitchen, is entered through an arched sandstone doorway. Ceilings have heavy chamfered and stopped spine beams. The spere truss hall is said to be reduced to one bay with the aisles given open panelling; lower part of truss is said to have been removed.