Trebrys

Trebrys is a farmhouse built from local stone, featuring a two-storey main section that runs from south-west to north-east. At the south-west end, there is a 1½-storey link section and cross-wing, along with a 1½-storey porch on the south-east side of the main range. The stonework is irregularly rendered and painted cream throughout. The roofs are slate, except for a modern single-storey lean-to on the north-west side of the main range, which is sheeted. The main range has one brick chimney and one stone chimney, while the cross-wing has a lateral brick chimney.

The porch is open at the front on the ground floor, leading into a baffle entry that is positioned against the main chimney. All windows have been replaced with uPVC or steel, except for the upper window in the north-west gable of the cross-wing, which retains a stone mullion. The main chimney features back-to-back fireplaces, and there is some wattle-and-daub present in a truss apex within the main range.