Crug Glas

Farmhouse, whitewashed rubble stone with slate roof and rendered end stacks. Long two-storey, three-window range, offset to left. Small windows with stone voussoirs to flat heads and stone sills. 9-pane C20 oak sashes above, 4-pane sashes below and panelled door with overlight. E end stone and slate-roofed lean-to. Small first floor window above. Rear has outshut, a later addition.

Three-room plan, centre hall and one room each end. Former kitchen at lower end has heavy beams, square joists and fireplace with massive timber lintel and bread oven within. Plank door to hall. Thick wall between entrance hall and parlour at upper end. Hall has right-angle stairs with stick balusters. First floor beams are encased, one old doorcase to landing left. Roof has oak collar-trusses with pegged joints, added timbers at back to raise wall and lower pitch. Two parts divided by internal stone wall. Upper end has 2-bay roof with neat probably later C18 truss, main part has 3-bay roof with heavier rougher timbers, triple purlins, probably earlier C18. Small blocked loop in gable wall. Upper end has square blocked loft-light, in which were found the remains of a square-pane leaded window. Rear lean-to addition had dairy and kitchen.