Cui Parc

A Regency country house built round an earlier core, the plan of which dictates the frontage of the latter. Rendered stone with Welsh slate roof with boarded eaves and rendered end stacks. U shaped frontage with recessed service bay to right; rear elevation has 2 parallel adjacent cross gables and lower service range. Five bay main frontage with the two end gabled bays projecting; all first floor windows are 6/6 pane sashes with very narrow glazing bars in reveals; the end gables have string courses to suggest a pediment with above small semi-circular lunettes; on the recessed central section these lights are just below the eaves. On the ground floor the end bays have large 8/12 pane sashes, full length 6/6 sashes to central section. Front entrance centre left has porch with hipped and swept lead hood. Recessed service wing to right is lower with central small gable and similar sash windows. Side elevation left has wide central gabled bay; all sash windows except for C20 ground floor bay window; some tooled sills. Rear elevation has two parallel gables with lunettes to S and lower low pitched roof to N. Side elevation right has parallel gables and sash windows. This faces a yard with stone-tiled coach house and slate-roofed workshop range.

Core of building retains 3 large rooms from the early house, with chamfered and stopped cross beams; large stone fireplaces with massive jamb stones chamfered and stopped, further fireplace with segmental arched fireplace under timber lintel snecked for plaster; wide oak floorboards, lath and plaster partition wall. From the Regency remodelling are retained 6 panelled doors, panelled reveals and shutters; blocked round headed former staircase window.