Caerwent House

A rectangular block parallel with the road and with a continuous outshut at the rear. The building is rendered, probably over rubble stone and has a pitched slate roof with dog-leg profile to rear over the later extensions. Three storeys and four windows to the road Horizontal sliding sashes to second floor, vertical sashes to first floor and centre of ground floor, flush frames with 6 over 6 pane glazing bars, the right hand window on the ground floor is a metal framed casement. Canopied porch replaced (1985) by lean-to porch of corrugated sheeting, 6-panel door with 4 glazed panels within. Metal framed secondary doors to front and left hand elevations, French door to the left of the porch. Plain roof slope with three rebuilt red brick ridge stacks, one to either gable and one in the centre. Rear elevation only partially seen, but it has a cat slide roof. The outshut has two metal framed casements to the east wall, the gable end of the main range has a plank taking in door.

Interior not available for inspection at the time of resurvey (June 1999). Surviving internal features are said to include chamfered and stopped floor beams, a (reused) diamond mullion window and Regency detailing to fireplaces, doors and architraves.