Neuadd House

Neuadd House is a two-storey house constructed from purple rock-faced squared stone with grey sandstone ashlar dressings and slate roofs. The building features bargeboards on the gables and renewed casement windows, some of which include top-lights. The south front has a gable on the right and a large corniced ridge stack located just to the left of the gable. The gable contains a pair of windows on each floor, set in flush rusticated ashlar surrounds with flush sills, each featuring a casement pair window. In the center, there is a long narrow stair-light with a single casement and top light, also in a similar ashlar surround.

To the left, there is a projecting narrow gable that features a large cross-window in a similar surround above the entrance. The entrance itself has a door set in an ovolo-moulded ashlar surround, with a lintel in a flush band beneath another ashlar band that is slightly stepped forward to jetty the upper floor. The forward projection is cut back, with the numbers 18 and 96 carved on each side of the doorhead. A sunk center panel displays the initials M.T.U.D.C. in raised letters.

Additionally, there is a small lean-to at the left angle, which has a coped parapet and a small ashlar-framed single light. The right end of the house features a large lean-to with a slate-hung front wall over a conservatory that has renewed glazing, a canted south end, and low walls made of rock-faced purple stone. The property is not available for inspection.