A group of late Georgian structures: 3-storeys high with a 12-window front.
The ground floor is channelled and has rusticated quoins. The roof is of slate with wide bracket eaves, pitched dormers and rubble/brick chimney stacks. There are bay windows of varying proportions with horned sash windows. A modern entrance, but the original entrance had a bowed and fluted column Doric doorcase. The rubble rear mainly consists of small pane sashes including exceptionally tall 24-pane staircase windows. The interior retains its ornate cornice, foliage detail and arched opening to stairwell.

CD/Domestic/SN58SE from Cadw

CHN 02/03/04