Pantyfedwen

Large stuccoed house probably remodelled after extension was built on to the left of main house around 1910. Slate roofs. Main front has deep flat eaves, shaped brackets, and rendered end chimneys. Stucco dentilled course under eaves, angle quoins, plinth, two sill courses and shouldered surrounds to windows. Two-storey, three bay front with large 4-pane horned sashes, and centre porch. Painted slate sills. Gabled stuccoed porch has decorative bargeboards and finial, channelled angle piers and rusticated voussoirs. Square-headed entry. Inside, a half-glazed door with lattice glazing bars to overlight. Ground floor window surrounds have keystones. Stone paving in front of door, with porch built on top. S gable return has been altered: one blocked doorway now window and one first floor window in main range. To right, side of rear wing has two 4-pane horned sashes. Double gable to rear, with two rendered chimneys, the right one with external chimney breast, apparently the older part of the house, window to each floor . The added servcice range to left of front has less deep eaves, yellow brick end stack and stucco front with matching detail. Large 6-pane sashes, two above, one below, aligned between the upper two and door to right (right of right window above). Half glazed door with overlight.

Front range has some earlier C19 detail. Centre staircase has been altered, left hand room has arched shelved recess (originally one of a pair) and 6-panel door. Room to the right also has six-panel door and panelled shutters. Panelled doors to cupboards flanking fireplace. C19 door to rear with coloured glass insets. Rear wing kitchen has one heavy chamfered beam with scrolled stop, and large fireplace with corner bread oven. Fireplace beam renewed. Thick wall to the left, to new kitchen, appears to be outside wall. To the right of the fireplace is a winding stone staircase. All the trusses are C19 bolted with lapped collars: the present wide eaves are a late modification of the original roof slope.