Glan Irfon

A 2-storey 3-bay house with continuous rear outshut, of rubble stone with slate-hung front and slate roof with end rendered stacks. The windows have wooden casements in original openings, except upper centre and lower R which are replaced in original openings with modern materials. A central gabled bay is brought forward and has a replaced diamond window in the attic. An added central porch has a half-lit door inside. In the R gable end the outshut has 2 added windows with modern materials, of which the window to the rear is in an addition to the original outshut. The L gable end has an inserted window to the outshut, while the rear of the outshut retains a single wooden casement.

The plan form has been retained but original panelled partitions and details of door heads are now infilled. From the central entrance the original hall is on the R side and a smaller parlour on the L side, immediately behind which is the stairway. The dairy and former kitchen are housed in the outshut, although the kitchen is now altered, its fireplace removed.