Dolwar Hall

A farmhouse in rendered stonework with some surviving timber-framing (incorporating one early window) on the east side. The main range extends north/south and is of 1½ storeys, but with a different roof pitch each side. Single storey west wing with lower roofed later extension. Slate roof with tile ridges, stone axial chimney to the main range and end-chimney to original part of the west wing. Five dormer windows have been inserted facing west. The doors and windows apart from the one in the timber framing are all modern replacements. Enclosed porch to the main doorway on the east side, open porch at west side.

The main range is of three units, and of five bays. Parlour at south, chamfered beam over with tongue stops. Double similar beams over hall. Crucks visible upstairs.