Little Cwm-dowlais Farmhouse

The house is constructed of limewashed local rubblestone with Welsh slate roofs and red brick stacks. It is two and a half storeys with an almost symmetrical front with central entrance and gable stacks. Central plank door in a gabled porch. This is flanked by 3-light casement windows and three over three 2-light ones in the floor above. All these windows appear to be Victorian. Moderate pitch roof with three gabled dormers with 2 x 2 casement, the dormers are Victorian. The wing to the left has a door and a window on the ground floor and a smaller window above. The windows on the rear elevation are said to be late C16 ones reused but these were seen only at a distance. There is one on the ground floor on either side of the gabled rear wing for the stair and pantry in the centre of the elevation. This only has a small window in the gable.

The interior was not available for inspection at resurvey. It has a two room plan with a partition between the two rooms panelled in squares. The rear wing contains cellar, pantry and a dog leg stair without balusters but with a decorative peirced light panel at its head. This was reported by Fox and Raglan and it seems likely that it remains unchanged.