Archway at Pen-y-clawdd House

The archway at Pen-y-clawdd House is an entrance screen made of red brick with pink stone dressings. It features a large central carriage arch flanked by smaller pedestrian gateways. The carriage arch includes a low stone plinth and brick piers with moulded stone impost bands, topped by a red brick semi-circular arch with a stone keystone. This arch frames a pink stone inner arch that lacks an impost, plinth, or key. The top of the arch is flat, with moulded coping and a small ball finial. The pedestrian arches have moulded stone coping that extends from the main arch's impost band. Above the coping, there are two rectangular ashlar blocks inscribed with 'May' and '1861'. Each side has raised brick outer piers. The left pedestrian arch features a timber gate, while the right arch is half blind.