Cefn Park (including attached stableyard range to N)

Early/mid C18 Georgian mansion with later additions. Three storeys articulated by floor bands, rendered brick with limited stone dressings exposed. Main block of five bays with projecting cornice and, to central bay, a triangular pediment. A projecting single storey stone loggia of Ionic columns forms a projecting porch to the central bay. Recessed four-paned, squared headed, sash windows to main block. Windows to later north and south wings have segmental arches to the ground and first storey with broad mullion, square headed to second (mezzanine) storey with slightly projecting architrave. To the south is a later single height top-lit billiard room with its own side entrance. Rear elevation retains its earlier square headed sash windows, and with three French windows in south wing opening onto the garden terrace. Central section has apsidal stair turret. Attached to the north are later C19 red brick stables and coach-house with hipped slate roof, brick chimneys and sash windows.

Interior not inspected at time of resurvey (March 1996) but is said to be mainly of early and late Victorian character following the fire of 1830. Entrance hall is said to have cyma bracketed cornice and open to cantilevered semi-circular stone staircase with simple iron balusters. Drawing room said to retain classical marble fire surround and deeply coffered plaster ceiling.