Ystradgynwyn

Farmhouse with early C19 detail to frontage and attached barn range. Of stone part rendered, part painted, with Welsh slate roof with bracketed eaves; end stack left, ridge stack centre right and large external stack incorporated into barn end right - stacks are of dressed stone with shallow cornices. Two storeys, 3 window range of 8/8 pane horned sashes with shallow sills, the ground floor windows with painted hoodmoulds; gabled porch to doorway centre right. The barn with steep pitched artificial slate roof of stone rubble has a hood extending over double doorway; small rectangular openings, some altered, but without ventilation slits.

Interior retains lobby entry plan with room to right with large open fireplace in gable wall incorporating bread ovens, doorway at rear to outshut, high cross beam lightly chamfered and stopped. Room left has central fireplace, with replaced grate from former railway station, and stairs ascending on the far side, these renewed, as is cross beam; further room to left with fireplace. Attached to right is the barn range with ties to trusses similarly chamfered and stopped.