Brynhyfryd

A medium sized possibly industrialist's house. Main house right of rendered stone, unrendered plinth; shallow pitched hipped Welsh slate roof, bracketed overhanging eaves and decorative wide brick end stacks. A symmetrical 2 storey frontage of 3 bays, the central entrance bay projecting, also with a hipped roof. Windows are 4 pane horned sashes with narrow sills and moulded surrounds, one to each floor to each bay, 2 to sides; segmental arched entrance doorway with overlight, raised voussoirs, decorative keystone and quoins with small side sashes; raised end pilasters. The attached earlier range left of painted stone rubble with Welsh slate roof is in two parts. That adjacent to the main house has a higher ridge and 4 pane horned sashes to first floor under cambered arches; similarly arched window and door to ground floor. Stepped down to left is a 4 window first floor range, one circular, of small pane windows under cambered arches above former stables and carriage bays with 2 doorways to right.

Interior not inspected at the time of survey (30th September 1997).