Tre-domen Farmhouse

This house is built of local red sandstone rubble, partly rendered over and partly limewashed, with a Welsh slate roof to the front and concrete tiles to the rear. It is a two storey single depth plan house, L-shaped with a short wing projecting forward from the left hand end of the entrance front, this is a granary. The entrance is in an added gabled porch, two 2-light casements with elliptical heads on each floor. Quite steeply pitched roof with a central 2-flued stack with diamond set flues, with an additional triple-flued one on the left hand gable. Blind gable end to right. The rear elevation has two small paned casements and a modern single pane window on the ground floor and three small paned casements above, the left hand one being smaller. The rear gable has one large modern window and a smaller older one below and a small paned casement above. The granary wing has a small window on the ground floor. The front of the granary has a window below and an external stair leading to a plank door in a gabled hood above.

The Victorian interior is unaltered but extremely plain. Plain wooden fire surrounds, timber stair, plain joinery etc. The planning is also unaltered.