Llandowlais Farmhouse

The house is wholly rendered and whitewashed, probably over local rubblestone, and has Welsh slate roofs with unusually large slates. It forms a long rectangular block of at least two builds and has two rear wings, one in the centre and one to the left when viewed from the front. It is two storeys except for the single storey addition to the right hand gable. The main block has three windows with a central entrance, gable and stacks. The entrance is a gabled porch and has an C18 4-panel door. This is flanked to the left by a 3 + 3 pane casement and to the right by a French casement. Above is a 3 + 3 casement in an elliptical head to the left and two small 3 + 3 casements, one above the porch but not central and one to the far right. Moderate pitched roof with brick stacks at either end. To the right is a one bay addition with a door and a window below and a window above, both 3 + 3 casements. It is plain from the left jamb of the doorway that this was the original house quoin. Another brick stack to right gable. Single storey addition to the right with plain door and 3 + 3 casement below and a blocked opening above. The extension is blind to the rear. The main house has a projecting gabled wing with windows in the returns but no chimney, 3 + 3 casements. A small section of rear wall with a single storey lean-to comes next. Finally, a two storey wing with door below and 3-light casement above under a lean-to roof. This wing also has no chimney.

Not available for inspection at resurvey, but it would appear to have a three room plan with separate hall, with the staircase probably in the rear wing.