Nythfa

House, painted stucco, slate roof with crested terracotta ridge tiles, paired brackets to eaves, short stuccoed end stacks. Two-storey, 5-window range. 12-pane sashes to first floor. Ground floor has right and left end square bays with fixed shallow bow windows of 4x4 panes. Between bays are original 12-pane sashes each side of centre arched door opening. Four-panel door and radiating-bar fanlight. A late C19 pent slate roof extends over full width of ground floor, hipped at ends, with fish-scale slates and terracotta ridged tiles on hips. Turned and fretted painted timber ornamental eaves fringe of pendants carrying arched nogged braces to short keystone-pendants. Small door right of right window within veranda presumably inserted later. To left, low coach-house with cambered-headed entry with boarded doors, and small loft light to left, above. Corrugated iron roof.

Early C19 6-panel doors. Right hand room has inserted fireplace from house in Llandovery. Cupboards each side of fireplace, early C19 small-paned glazing to enclosed corner area, presumably servery of inn. Oak stair with stick balusters to centre. Left room has sliding partition and C19 marble fireplace.