Ongur Uchaf (aka Rhongyr Uchaf) including attached barn range and garden walls with gates

Tall farmhouse with Georgian frontage. Built of stone rendered and painted to front, unpainted to side. 3 storeys. Nearly symmetrical frontage though the uphill third - incorporating the earlier house - is blank; the main section has a 3-window range of small pane windows, formerly sashes, replaced; Welsh slate roof with rendered end stacks. Centre left moulded wooden porch with posts, stone flags and step and panelled boarded door. Attached to right is a former farm range of rubble with yellow brick segmental arches to the ground floor openings, now converted to storage and office To rear the roof sweeps down at a slightly flatter pitch over the extension, comprising ground floor and basement; rising from the roof are two very tall stacks of dressed stone. Rear elevation is of unrendered rubble with dressed stone surrounds to openings . On either side are large 16-pane sashes; central door with overlight; basement windows have cambered heads. The house backs onto fields but the front has a divided walled garden with ornamental gatepiers with urn finials and iron gates.

Interior is said to have central hall with oak staircase which rises gently before a landing with sharp turn left. Front former kitchen to right has large open fireplace with bread oven; ceiling with cross beam and the exposed joists of the room above which has wide oak floorboards. Panelled window shutters retained.