Nannerth Ganol

Nannerth Ganol is a stone building with a slate roof, featuring a lower end that is weatherboarded. It is situated on a slope, with the entrance front facing a former farmyard. The building has a tall square stone chimney with oversailing top courses and projecting weatherings. There are three gabled dormer windows with casement glazing. The left end, which has been modernly rebuilt, includes weatherboarding, an oak entrance door, and windows to the left. To the right of this, there is another doorway flanked by broad windows with diagonal wooden mullions (which have been renewed), along with a small square window at the eaves. The rear end is also weatherboarded and resembles the front; the upper section features two broad windows with diagonal mullions, partly original.

Inside, the cross passage has original stone flags. The room to the right contains stone stairs beside the chimney, a heavy fireplace lintel, and a restored post and panel partition. The structure includes three cruck couples with spurs that raise the eaves, notch-lapped collars, and tie beams.