Bronheulog

Bronheulog is a small farmhouse dating from the 19th century, featuring a two-window, 2½-storey design constructed of white painted brickwork, with the left side and rear finished in roughcast. The slate roof includes a mid chimney. The front of the building is symmetrical and slightly steps forward about 1½ meters from each corner. A brick dentil cornice is present over the stepped-forward sections at the front and rear.

Modern glazed double doors are set within a timber architrave and are sheltered by a bracketed and slated canopy. The ground and first storeys have 12-pane timber casement windows, which are topped with segmental brick arches and sit on stone sills. There are six-pane dormer windows aligned with the lower windows.

On the left side, there is a window and a door opening, both featuring segmental heads, along with other small windows on the right side and rear. A white painted lean-to is attached to the side. The building also has a brick rear wing that is 1½ storeys high, with a slate roof, an off-centre end chimney, and a rear brick lean-to. The interior has not been seen.