Cwm Farmhouse

Cwm Farmhouse is a 1½-storey house constructed of rubble stone, featuring a steep slate roof and a stone ridge stack located to the right of center. The openings mainly have 19th-century tooled-stone segmental heads. The entrance, positioned to the right of center, includes a half-glazed panelled door. To the right of the entrance is a wooden cross window and a 2-light window at the right end. To the left of the entrance, there are inserted French doors that have replaced a former window, along with a wooden cross window at the left end. The house has five gabled dormers, each with 2-light windows that have small-pane glazing. At the rear, there is a central parallel 2-storey 19th-century wing with replacement windows. On the right side of this wing is a lean-to porch with a glazed-panel roof, and a replacement half-glazed door is located at the rear of the main range at the right end.

The house retains its 17th-century lobby-entry plan, which includes back-to-back fireplaces. The hall, situated to the right of the entrance, features an altered timber lintel above the fireplace and a stop-chamfered spine beam. A post-and-panel partition between the hall and parlour is concealed. The kitchen, located to the left of the entrance, has a larger fireplace with a timber lintel and a single cross beam. Part of a post-and-panel partition, resting on a stone plinth, remains between the kitchen and service room. Additionally, parts of three cruck trusses from the late medieval house are visible.