Ty Mawr, Llanvihangel Tor-y-Mynydd

House. Stone with slate roofs, brick chimneys; generally modern glazing. Main block aligned NE to SW down the hillside, with kitchen block at right angles on NW side. Facing yard (NE), roof sweeps down to ground floor eaves; chimney to L and to centre; one large and one small window; doorway under porch. At right angles, a lower kitchen block (formerly detached) with dormer window facing yard; chimney to R end. At upper end, a later agricultural shed. To rear the division of older and slightly later blocks is clear. Upper (older) block has 2 gabled dormers door and window; lower block (set back) has single dormer and modern window.

Kitchen with exposed stop-chamfered beams, fireplace; stone stairs to room above with (boxed-in) upper cruck. Lower part of house has exposed stop-chamfered beams; room (former dairy) with stone shelves and C19 door with sliding wooden ventilator. Upper part of house with massive stop-chamfered beams. Late C18/early C19 wooden stair. Roof trusses boxed in but original cruck truss central to former hall believed to be intact. C19 matchboarded partitions; dado to ground floor bedroom.