Y Rheithordy

A square late Georgian house of 2 storeys-and-attics, of large blocks of coursed rubble stone under a shallow hipped slate roof; renewed blue-brick ridge stack (another probably missing), and wide boarded eaves. The principal elevations, entrance front to W and garden front to N, have a moulded stone eaves cornice. Windows are horned sashes, mainly under slate lintels. The entrance front has an added round-headed porch with lattice-work sides; it contains double wooden panelled doors under a fan-light with iron radial glazing bars. To its L is a replacement 16-pane window, and to the upper storey above the porch, a 12-pane window under a slate lintel. On the R-hand side of the porch, the elevation is set back and is part of the earlier, S part of the house. It has no eaves cornice, a 12-pane sash to lower L, and 2 similar windows lighting the upper storey.

The 2-window garden front to N has added bay windows to the lower storey, pebble-dashed under hipped swept roofs. They have tripartite small-pane sashes. The upper storey has 6-pane windows under polished slate lintels. The earlier S elevation is of random rubble stone. It has a tall blocked window to L of centre under a depressed arch of slate voussoirs. Twelve-pane sashes to L and R, not aligned with upper storey windows, and a blocked doorway to far R. The 1st floor and attic are 2-window with 12-pane sashes, those to attic under gabled half dormers. The E side is pebble-dashed, with a large outshut on the L side which incorporates an earlier single-storey range. To the centre is a mid-C20 flat-roofed porch with part-lit boarded door (this is the entrance to the upper apartment), above which is a small-pane stair-light. The outshut has sash windows and C20 top-hung windows; the earlier range has a doorway to S gable end, the infill to its L including late C20 French doors.

The entrance hall leads to the principal rooms on the L side, which have panelled window reveals. Interior detail is otherwise altered.