Llansannor House

Built of local rubblestone with brick framed openings (visible in part at resurvey) but normally rendered and painted overall, Welsh slate roof. Two storey late Regency style villa. Double depth plan with a range across the rear and two wings projecting to form a 4-bay south front. The ground floor is covered on three sides by a timber verandah with square posts, this is glazed in on the west side, and on the east side has a pedimented entrance with clustered piers. Six bay verandah to the south front with four french casements behind and four more above. The gables to the wings form broken pediments with a section of cornice on shaped timber brackets between. The east front has a french casement and the main door below and a french casement and a 6 over 6 pane sash above in the gable of the rear range; cornice on brackets and open pediment as before. The west front has two windows and a third one in the rear range, which projects one bay further west. All the chimneys are set on the rear range.

Interior not available at resurvey.