Tafalog

Tafalog is a simple Tudor-Gothic style lodge built in one-and-a-half storeys. It features a main gabled range with wings on the left and right. The left wing is set back and includes a porch at the angle with the main range. The building is constructed of rock-faced, snecked Cefn stone with ashlar dressings, and it has coped gables on moulded kneelers. The slate roof has an axial stack on the right wing, which is adorned with two octagonal moulded shafts. A roof dormer was added to the main range in the 20th century. The main elevations are fitted with two-light mullioned windows that incorporate sashes, along with small single-light windows in the gables. The porch features a segmental pointed arch and a plain parapet above a string course, while the door is panelled. Additionally, there is an added wing with a flat roof behind the right wing.