Wern Ddu

House, painted stucco with slate roof and rebuilt red brick end stacks. Large external rubble stone chimney breast on N end wall. Two-storey and attic, 3-window range of 12-pane C20 windows imitating sashes, the windows set well in from each end wall. Right and centre windows closer spaced than centre and left. Small 9-pane window immediately right of door. Seven-panel door with top panel glazed in coloured glass with marginal glazing bars. Gabled later C19 timber hood. Slate-hung S end wall with 2 C20 ground floor 12-pane windows, one first floor 12-pane window to right and attic 6-pane light above. N end wall has small 9-pane loft light, long rectangular first floor inserted window each side of chimney breast, and similarly placed ground floor inserted 12-pane sashes. Straight joint to added outshut, with small 9-pane loft light and 2 ground floor windows with brick heads. Rear has outshut, projecting further to right, with C20 window, 2-storey part to left has 2-window range of C20 windows. Red brick stack on left end.

Three room plan to ground floor with square entrance hall, a broad elliptical plaster arch on line of beam and beams over partition each side. Stone flag floor. Hall window is small but set in broader reveal. Board partition with 4-panel door into right hand parlour with stone flags, cased beam, blocked fireplace. Plastered partition under cased beam and 4-panel door into left hand kitchen with cased beam and oak beam on wall above small fireplace. No sign of large chimneybreast ever having been built, Dog-leg stair opposite entrance with closed string, stick balusters and square newels roughly chamfered and shaped at tops. First floor landing with enclosed stairs to attic in 2 flights. N end bedroom has plastered ceiling beams to T-plan with coving in plaster panels and bead-moulding to beam edges. Small plaster rose at join. Another beam in front of fireplace. Attic roof has pine trusses one dated 1869, but reusing older collars.