Ysgoldy Tre-Elidyr (Llanover School)

The school is rendered and painted, probably over brick, and has a natural slate roof with red brick stacks. Single storey rectangular building in the manner of a classical orangery. Eleven bay front 4 + 3 + 3 with the centre three set forward with a pedimented temple front with Doric pilasters. Steps up to central panelled double doors with fanlight over. This is flanked by arched windows with impost band, fanlights and 8 + 8 pane casements. Above these three is the relief inscription YSGOL HARDDWCH GWLAD (Schooling, Beauty, Country). Toothed cornice to pediment which carries the relief inscription YSGOLDY TRE ELIDYR 1925. The wings each have four cross-framed casement windows. Toothed cornice, roof hipped overall, large stack at each end of the ridge. Rear elevation seen but there are late C20 extensions.

Interior not seen at resurvey.