Bodynfoel and Tanrhiw Farmhouses

A large symmetrical two-storey house in brick, with stone quoins, painted white at the front, sides and part of the rear; slate roof of hipped form, probably restored in the early C20. Its main feature is the front (south) elevation, less altered than the others, facing downhill, away from its farm track. This elevation has two projecting two-window wings and a three-window centre. Heavy stone string course at first floor level. Two flat-roofed dormers have been inserted in the central block and gabled dormers in the wings have been replaced by similar dormers. The front fenestration is modern within the old openings, but the openings retain their segmental brick heads and stone sills.

The principal feature of the rear is the large central lateral chimney in brick which has later been heightened considerably in brick. The walled up heads of two original upper windows appear at the rear of the building at left. The C20 extensions are under a lower pitch catslide roof; they have three large through-eaves dormers with even lower pitch catslide roofs. Large lateral chimneys at the sides of the building to left and right. Gabled two-storey extension to east side near the front.

The interior is reported to retain some good woodwork including stairs and a good mantel surround.