Abercynafon farmhouse and attached farm range

Farmhouse of rubble formerly lime-rendered and colour washed with mostly corrugated roof though some Welsh slates visible and yellow brick end stacks. Three openings at first floor level and 2 covered up to ground floor with timber lintels either side of a central gabled porch with stone tiles and large stone quoins. Attached range is of formerly limewashed rubble with dressed and tooled stone dressings and Welsh slate roof; it has to end left 2 wide basket arched cart shed bays separated by a column and 2 circular pitching eyes above; to right is the stable with central doorway with stable door, metal-framed 8 pane windows either side with stone stills, altered to left, all under cambered arches; large rectangular loft opening above.

House interior had former cross passage plan with rear outshut. Now in one main room it has open fireplace to left, bricked in, with staircase to side; 4 chamfered and stopped cross beams; small fireplace in right wall; rear outshut. Roof of collar and tie beam and 3 rows of trenched purlins. Attached range has roof of kingposts and struts.