Whitebrook Farmhouse

The house is rendered, presumably over local rubble stone and has a Welsh slate roof. It is a rectangular three bay block with a rear outshut. The original house was a two bay central entry one and the bay to the left beyond the chimney seems to have been added into the house later, it may have had a non-domestic use originally. The entrance has a panelled door in an architrave and with a plain segmental hood over. This is flanked by 8 over 8 pane sashes in elliptical heads with two more above. Plain roof with end stacks. The bay to the left has another sash on the ground floor and a paired one above. The remains of The Glynn paper mill are on site including the mill pond and dam, the mill-race, the rag tank and sheds and walling.

The interior was only partly seen at resurvey. It is plain with an altered staircase.