Llandefaelog House

House, rubble stone with slate flat-eaved hipped roofs. Two storeys. S front of three bays has big external W end stone chimney, raised plinth, three 12-pane sashes above, long sash with C19 marginal glazing bars to ground floor left, long 24-pane sash to right and centre door in C19 timber doorcase with pilasters and cornice, double panelled doors and large rectangular overlight. Stone sills, stone voussoirs, the first floor right window with indication that frame has been narrowed. E front has two broad shallow bows with roof curved out over and C19 tripartite long windows, full-length casements with side lights. Lower windows also have narrow top-lights. Stone sills. Stone voussoirs to left windows, red brick between and above right windows. Stone sills. N end has external chimney breast and no stack, one first floor window to right in brick surround. Projecting E side of W range to right has broad 16-pane sash below with brick cambered head and 12-pane sash above with stone voussoirs. Eroded C17 purple stone plaque to right, dated 1639. Small inserted C20 window to first floor left. N gable end, possibly missing a chimney, has 6-pane attic window with stone voussoirs and first floor 4-pane sash with brick surround. Long W side has big external chimney to right (on end of S front), scattered fenestration and two catslide dormers towards left. Attached C19 single-storey lean to to ground floor left with roof hipped at SW angle and two brick-sided W windows.

Late Georgian interior detail. Inner half-glazed door to narrow hall with stair to right, with reeded rail, square balusters and scrolled tread ends. Reeded doorcases with roundels at top angles. Panelled shutters.