Llanmiloe House

Country house with 3-storey central block and 2-storey wings. Rough-cast render over stone, roofs in natural slate and slate substitute roofs behind parapets with copings. Central block of 7 windows, with 3 central windows slightly advanced, windows camber-headed with chiefly hornless sash glazing with central glazing bars; second floor windows have 4 panes over 2, tall first floor windows,4 panes over 6, 4 panes over 4 to ground floor. Central classicising square porch with moulded cornice, Roman Doric columns, small-pane side windows to sides. To each side, slightly asymmetrical two-storey 4-window blocks with tall parapets, and semi-circular bay windows with parapets and 5 camber-headed sash windows (glazed with curved glass). Right wing, where ground falls has basement with 2 mullioned windows. To right, further 2-window block, set back, and later 2-storey block, set back again. To rear, a complex of blocks of various periods; windows are generally 12-pane hornless sashes. A previously free-standing outbuilding has been attached to the house. (all above from 1997 survey).

Interior not accessible but said to be much altered (1997), chiefly modern detailing, but retaining some late C19/early C20 detailing eg doors, skirtings. Entrance hall with modern stair; room to right some moulded plaster garlands, also in dining room (?) beyond, with classical detailing to bay window. To left of hall, small room with wooden fireplace in late C17 style, larger room with bay window with classical detailing.