Ty'n y Lon

Small country house in uncoursed squared rubble stone with tooled stone quoins. Two storeys with slate pyramid roof and distinctive red brick apex stack of 3 shafts with narrow arches between shafts and moulded brick cornice. Deep bracketed eaves, the brackets ornamented with acorn pendants. Four bay NW garden front and 2 bay SW entrance front. Mainly casement windows with side margins, full-length French windows to ground floor, all with shallow reveals, lightly cambered red brick heads and slate sills. Entrance front to SW has 2 paired casements to first floor, ground floor left French window and big enclosed porch, like that at Bryneithin (Llanfarian) to right. Five-sided porch with shallow 5-sided slate roof and matching eaves. Pointed window to each canted side with coloured marginal panes to long single lights, door in timber doorcase with half-fluted pilasters, overlight with coloured marginal glazing, and double half-glazed doors each with Gothic glazing bars and coloured glass matching pointed lights. NW garden front has 2 ground floor large 4-light French windows divided as an opening pair with marginal glazing bars and a fixed small-paned side-light each side. First floor has 4 paired casements as on entrance front. Rear NE 2-window range with matching windows. SE end has lower 2-storey range set back from entrance front with rendered SE end stack and roof ridge hipped down a little at NW end to go under eaves of main house. Whitewashed SE gable end to road has canted rear angle, NE side has single 4-pane sash to first floor left over C20 lean-to garage.

Entrance porch has half-octagonal plate glass ceiling-light at apex of 5-sided ribbed vault with raised roll-mould stucco ribs. Pointed heads to diagonal windows and wide flattened open arch into stair hall. Similar depressed-arched heads to doorways throughout. Mainly 4-panelled timber doors. Fine open-well staircase with slim turned balusters, ramped handrail scrolled at foot, and bracketed tread ends. Stair hall has 4-sided domed ceiling with plain centre moulded ceiling rose, raised roll-mould ribs to angles continued to floor. Sitting room was de Saedeleer's studio with 1930s tiled fireplace, flattened arched head to alcove with shelving, panelled door recess, picture rail and plain stepped cornice. Bedroom has deep coved ceiling with florets at bases of corner ribs. Kitchen has flagged floor and large fitted painted pine dresser. Attached wing has former kitchen with bread oven and large range with timber overmantel,, maid's room to upper storey. Original well-pump survives.