West Wing, Llwyn-du Court

Llwyn-du Court and West Wing, Llwyn-du Court Built with wholly rendered and painted elevations, probably over brick, excepting the stone porch, and with natural slate roofs with brick stacks. Double depth central-entry plan villa in the classical style of Robert Lugar, which has been extended by single depth wings in several directions. Two storeys throughout excepting the loggia added in 1936. South-east (entrance) elevation of six bays with the loggia added to the right, 1 + 3 + 1 + 1. The 3-bay section is the original house and this has a central entrance with flanking gabled bays. The entrance has a large Bath stone ashlar porch with steps leading to double doors, which have a keyed head, fanlight and Tuscan pilaster surround, corner pilasters support a cornice with balustraded parapet round a balcony, sidelights to the porch; above the porch is a French casement opening to the balcony. Flanking bays have a French casement with raised surround on the ground floor and a 6 over 6 pane sash above, pediments above. Low pitch roof with ridge stacks. The first bay to the left is windowed in the same way and has a hipped roof over, canted end to left with blind panels which are wider on the end, the upper floor narrow ones have arched heads. To the right is an added bay windowed as before and then a three window canted bay with 6 over 1 pane sashes below and 6 over 6 above, there are narrow 1 over 1 pane sashes to the left of this, the ground floor one set forward with a balustrade above. Finally to right a 3-bay single storey loggia with French doors behind a Tuscan colonnade. Behind the entrance block a long wing stretches north-west and returns to the north, and this is now a separate house. Only partly seen at resurvey (March 2005) it is also all two storeys and has four bays facing west, with the first on the left set slightly forward. Two large canted bays on the ground floor. All the windows on the first floor are 1 over 1 sashes with architrave surrounds, the window in the second bay from the left is a paired one. Low pitch roof with a central ridge stack.

Rear elevation not inspected.

Interior not available at resurvey.