Penlan Fawr including forecourt, walls and railings

Mid C19 traditional gentry farmhouse in snecked slate stone, with tall, pitched slated roof, having stone end stacks to gables. Large quoins to angles. Facade is 2-storey, 3 window, with 12-pane timber sashes with slate sills, cut stone voussoirs and shallow reveals to upper storey and ground floor. Ground floor centre has wide, boarded timber door with marginal glazed overlight. Replacement plastic rainwater goods. L gable end has 2 arched headed ground floor windows, probable Later C20 inserts. Rear altered and extended with single storey roughcast kitchen extension to R, with C20 glazed panelled timber door and large modern timber-framed window to R.

Small front enclosure has dwarf wall in coursed rubble with decorative cast railings. Railings have 3-pointed spearheads, margins to top and base, and scrollwork motifs. Matching cast panels to gates hung on small cast pillars with pointed heads.

Contains large inglenook fireplace with timber beam over, dated 1869.