Cwm dylluan

Two-storey 4-window front constructed of shaley rubble stone under a slate roof; stone end stacks with brick quoins, similar ridge stack to R of centre. The ground floor openings have segmental yellow brick heads, the upper storey windows are under the eaves. Doorway to R of centre, beneath stack, containing a boarded door with overlight. Early C21 French doors, of hard wood with small panes, to L of centre, replacing a window. The outer units have early C21 hard wood casements with small panes. To the upper storey, 2-light casement to L; 3 x C20 metal windows to centre and R.

The rear elevation is 3-window. To the R half and wrapping round the S gable end is an early C21 lean-to conservatory, with wooden glazing on a high random stone plinth, containing double doors. Inside the conservatory, a glazed small-pane hard-wood door leads into the R unit of the house, and is flanked by 2 hard-wood casement windows with small panes. To the far L of the elevation is a mid-C20 wooden casement. The upper storey has 3 early C21 small-pane casements, all under gablets with weather-boarded fronts. To the S gable is an early C21 wooden casement offset to the R.

The hall is to the L of the lobby entrance, entered through a planked door. The ceiling has a deeply chamfered and stopped spine-beam. Fireplace to N with large timber lintel, opposite which is a fine post-and-panel partition. A doorway to its L leads into the S unit, now kitchen, which has a stone fireplace with large cambered timber lintel; the ceiling has been lowered slightly and has plain joists. N room not seen.