Cui Parc

Cui Parc is a Regency country house that incorporates an earlier core, which influences the layout of the building. It is constructed of rendered stone and features a Welsh slate roof with boarded eaves and rendered end stacks. The house has a U-shaped front with a recessed service bay on the right side. The rear elevation includes two parallel adjacent cross gables and a lower service range.

The main front has five bays, with the two end gabled bays projecting. All first-floor windows are 6/6 pane sashes with very narrow glazing bars set in reveals. The end gables have string courses that suggest a pediment, with small semi-circular lunettes above. In the recessed central section, these lights are positioned just below the eaves. On the ground floor, the end bays feature large 8/12 pane sashes, while the central section has full-length 6/6 sashes. The front entrance is located to the center left and includes a porch with a hipped and swept lead hood. The recessed service wing on the right is lower and has a central small gable with similar sash windows.

The left side elevation has a wide central gabled bay, with all sash windows except for a 20th-century ground floor bay window. Some windows have tooled sills. The rear elevation displays two parallel gables with lunettes on the south side and a lower low-pitched roof on the north side. The right side elevation mirrors the left with parallel gables and sash windows, facing a yard that contains a stone-tiled coach house and a slate-roofed workshop range.

Inside, the core of the building retains three large rooms from the earlier house, featuring chamfered and stopped cross beams, large stone fireplaces with massive jamb stones that are also chamfered and stopped, and another fireplace with a segmental arch under a timber lintel that is snecked for plaster. The interior has wide oak floorboards and a lath and plaster partition wall. From the Regency remodelling, the house retains six panelled doors, panelled reveals, and shutters, as well as a blocked round-headed former staircase window.