Bryneglwys

Bryneglwys is a house constructed of red brick with a rubble stone wall on the west side, featuring slate roofs and two large brick stacks on the west wall with sloping bases. The north front showcases nogged brick detailing at the verges, a short horizontal course beneath the gable shoulders, and another horizontal course under the apex. The west side also has nogged brick eaves. The building is two storeys tall, with gauged brick cambered arches and ashlar keystones above nogged edges over the windows and door. The windows consist of small-paned iron casements with sloping ashlar sills. On the first floor, there is a small casement window to the left and a two-light cross-window in the center. The ground floor features a similar three-light window with top lights in the center and a four-panel door to the left with an overlight. The west wall reveals the brickwork of the chimneys set against the rubble stone. The east side is made of brick and includes a small stair light with a cambered head and a black brick sill. The interior has not been inspected.