Bronmor

Squared Pwntan sandstone with solid slate flush lintels and sills. Tile-hung gables and plain bargeboards. Imitation slate roof and two stone corniced ridge stacks. One and a half storeys, rectangular plan with roof swept down on E side over three-bay verandah on timber posts with rails between. Lattice timbering under verandah roof each end. Verandah extends for two-thirds of E front.To left is small larder window, within verandah is small stair light, then door then 3-light timber mullion and transom window to drawing-room. N gable end has two ground floor similar three-light windows, to drawing-room and dining-room, and two first floor 3-light windows without top-lights. S end has two ground floor and two first floor threelight windows, those on ground floor to kitchen and scullery. A heavy stone sill band is stepped up under S end windows, extends along E side, interrupted for door and continues beyond and around N end as true sill band. W side has ground floor four-light French window to left, into C20 conservatory, and then small parallel single storey range of outhouses screening narrow court open to S with door to kitchen within. E side roof has picturesque half-timbered dormer with four-light leaded casements and deeply overhung bargeboards.

Plan as illustrated in 1889 has entrance stair-hall with single flight of stairs, two main rooms facing sea, kitchen and scullery facing road.