Glanyrannell

Glanyrannell is a Grade II listed building constructed from rubble with a slate roof, featuring wooden soffits and bargeboards. It has a rubble chimney stack at the center of the ridge with stone tabling, and a similar lower stack at the rear right below the apex. The symmetrical two-storey facade has three windows, with a central porch bay that projects and is gabled. The upper windows are timber 4-light transom and mullion style, with cast-iron latticed glazing, recessed cambered stone voussoired heads, and flush keystones. The ground floor windows are similar, with stone sills. The central boarded door has a matching head, and each side of the porch has a cruciform loop. The gable datestone is missing.

The left end of the building is rendered, while the right end features a single-pane cast-iron latticed window. The rear has a 20th-century conservatory and 20th-century ground floor windows, along with a central boarded door that has a cambered stone voussoired head. There are three upper 2-light cast-iron latticed casement windows with similar heads and stone sills.

Inside, there is a single-flight stick-baluster staircase off the rear kitchen, wide-planked doors, and a renewed king-post type roof.