Glan Rheidol

Country house of rubble stone with C20 hipped plain-tiled roof swept out at eaves, and with centre valley. This replaces original lower slated roofs with parapets. Red brick stacks, one on centre of W ridge, two on rear ridge and one behind N ridge. Two-storey, four window main elevations, roughly square plan. N entrance front has large hornless 12-pane sashes with brick heads and thin sandstone sills. The right window on each floor is a dummy. Broad arched doorway in third bay has red brick arch over ornate, large fanlight with radiating bars over double 3-panel doors with fielded panels between coupled timber fluted Roman Doric columns. W and S garden fronts have similar upper sashes over four ground floor French windows with top lights over reeded transom. Margin panes to lights. Roof on S has two hips and valley between. Second window of first floor S is a dummy. Set-back lower 2-storey one-window addition to right with smaller 12-pane sash over sash window with coloured glass margins, slate sills. Rear has wing projecting to left with gable over 12-pane horned sash, side wall stack on right return. Centre has 12-pane sash over tripartite sash in lean-to and right has two-storeyed hipped porch addition with canted oriel over elliptical-arched doorway with flush-panelled 6-panel door and fanlight. Crude raised angle piers and string course.

The hall is lit by large fanlight above front door, stick-baluster staircase to the left of the front door. High ceilings downstairs, original folding wooden window shutters and panelled doors. Plaster cornice with bead-and-reel and festoons in one corner room. Kitchen at the rear of the house altered. Rear porch has 6-panel door into lean-to.