Neuadd-fach

Neuadd-fach is an early 19th century villa designed in the Regency style. The elegant south front features painted stucco with simulated stone joints and a hipped slate roof that has a rebuilt central brick chimney. The symmetrical two-storey façade includes a veranda. The wall surface is interrupted by three tall, Tudor-arched recesses that extend from the ground level to just below the eaves. The central recess on the first floor has a blind window opening, while the recesses on the left and right contain 15-pane sash windows, all with painted stone sills. On the ground floor, the central recess is also blind, flanked by tall 8-pane double doors that lead out to the veranda. The veranda boasts a hipped glass roof supported by six slender cast-iron columns, which feature octagonal moulded bases, reeded shafts with small capitals, and delicate honeysuckle decoration in the spandrels. The east wall has a large modern semi-circular arched fanlight window on the ground floor, with an entrance porch beyond that includes a six-panel door. The west wall features a 12-pane sash window on the ground floor and, at the first floor level, a later 19th-century sash window with marginal side lights. The west wall extends into a rear outshut, which has a 20th-century glazed door with a side window and a 12-pane sash window above.