Penralltcych

Farmhouse, former gentry house, whitewashed rubble stone and imitation-slate roofs with late C19 red and yellow brick chimneys. Two storeys and attic, L-plan. Two ranges, that to N with rear stair gable. Two-storey, three-window S front with c1900 horned sashes of 6 panes over 2 panes. Timber lintels, slate sills. Chimney at left end, and on ridge to right, possibly at original right end. Rear is rubble stone with some whitewash. Projecting stair gable to right of centre with window each floor with oak lintel under rough dripstone: blocked to attic, casement to first floor, altered window to basement. Windowless rear walls each side, to left a blocked opening with timber lintel at ground floor level, then a straight joint indication original end wall and a section beyond added with range at right angles, with hipped roof. One window at first floor, 4-pane window ground floor left, with timber lintels. Rubble stone lean-to on end wall with ground floor window with timber lintel, raised and fronted to E in mid C20 red brick, this addition projecting beyond rear of other range. Range at right angles has W front of two mid C20 metal windows each floor to left, whitewashed shaped date-plaque (illegible) to right and then to extreme right a blocked small window each floor with stone voussoirs. S end wall has very poor stonework and stone shelf where a lean-to has been removed. Door to ground floor left. Rear is outshut, but eaves raised in mid C20 in brick. Two mid C20 metal windows. Mid C20 red brick addition to right.

Interiors not available for inspection. Said to have been much altered in 1950s with both staircases replaced.