Dyffryn Farmhouse

Two storeys and attic; whitewashed rubble under a slate roof with rubble end stacks. Continuous outshut to rear; long adjoining range to W. 2 + 1 window front (S) with small-pane horizontal sash windows to 1st floor. Planked half-lit door R of centre with small panes, flanked by 16-pane sash window to L, and late C20 casement to R to match the sashes above. Mainly stone sills and timber lintels. There is a blocked doorway to the far L which would have provided a lobby entry in the C17. The outshut has 3 small windows of various styles with timber lintels, and a door as on the front. The E gable end has three 2-light casement windows to the ground floor, and one to the 1st floor. Glazed door to W gable end to rear of adjoining range.

The adjoining, long single-storey range was formerly stables. It is of whitewashed rubble under an asbestos slate roof with skylights to front. The front elevation has 3 pairs of French doors and a small window. The rear has a half lit door and 3 windows with timber fascia below, probably originally stable doors.

No access to interior at time of inspection, but said in 1991 to contain a massive cross beam with deep chamfer; a substantial arched bressumer to the L fireplace with domed bread oven; a late C16 chamfered-arched dressed-stone doorway with diagonal stops to R, which formerly opened onto winding stone stairs; the stairs were subsequently moved to the rear outshut.