Ty Bain

A two-storey, four window farmhouse of gentrified character. The front is quasi-symmetrical with one bay to left of the gabled entrance bay and two bays to right. The entrance bay is slightly advanced. Generally red brick (the rear in uncoursed masonry) with slate roof; rendered end chimney at left, rendered mid chimney at right.

Front elevation has 16-pane horned sash-windows, with stone sills and wedge lintels, the window above the main door being of narrower proportions than the others. Open-fronted porch with renewed front door; square overlight in moulded surround.

At rear the house has a large wing to the right side. Rear windows generally of steel, with small panes; one rear window of the main range has a wooden frame including crossed glazing bars in the upper panes, the style derived from the many houses of the 1830s in Llansantffraid that have this feature. Lean-to conservatory at the side entrance.

Good staircase of late Regency character in the hall, with inch-square plain balusters and ornate brackets.