Tredegar Fawr

Gentry house, rubble stone, partly roughcast and colourwashed, with slate eaves roofs and stone chimneys. H-plan with formal S and N fronts to the 2 added crosswings, each with end stacks, and oldest spine range with ridge square stack towards N end. S crosswing has formal 2-storey, 3-bay colourwashed rendered front, with horned sashes and centre door. Marginal bars to first floor sashes, plate glass below, and half-glazed door with overlight. C20 porch of 2 reused cast-iron columns and flat hood with dentils. Rubble stone left end wall with 2 small attic sashes. Roughcast right end wall with 2 inserted small first floor sashes and roof carried down to right over rear outshut with half-glazed door and small-paned window above. Spine range has W front of rubble stone with C20 5-light timber mullion window each floor, under timber lintels, and lean-to porch to right, in angle to S crosswing, with brick-arched N doorway. N crosswing has with brick head in S side, in angle to spine range, rubble stone W end wall with stone outside steps to half-glazed loft door, set to right. N 3-bay roughcast front with small-paned casement pair windows under eaves above and small 12-pane horned sashes below. Another sash to left end wall. Narrow rear passage between the outshut rear of S crosswing and rear of N crosswing.

Restored from near dereliction. roof trusses and some purlins retained. SE corner of spine block has wooden stair with reused C17 balusters. Large fireplace to N, blocked window in E wall. Cellar with heavy chamfered beams and cobbled floor.