Bryneithyn Hall

Interior altered, but retaining late Georgian to early Victorian detail including 6-panel doors, panelled shutters. W porch opens into corridor by sitting room with open-well staircase on N side, earlier C20 in mid-Georgian style (like that at Glanpaith, Llanfarian), with moulded tread ends, ramped handrail, column newels and twisted balusters. Arched-headed door beneath stair is former N exterior door, now into C20 kitchen extension beyond concealing 5 stone steps. Reception rooms in ground floor of front range have panelled shutters and attractive panelled reveals to pointed heads, with planted mouldings in panels. Centre library has stucco cornice and ceiling rose, fluted door frames, with lion's head motif to shoulders, and similar motif above fitted cupboards flanking fireplace. Glazed overlights to doors of flanking rooms - Gothic arched heads with interlacing glazing bars and similar door detail, also to sitting-room in rear wing. One bedroom has C19 stucco cornice. Farmhouse section has timber lintels to openings. Staircase with stick balusters and ramped rail. Upper floor bedroom has large open fireplace with wide brick arch and oak beam. Some ground floor beams said to come from Morfa Bychan in later C20.

Smaller country house, T-plan, late Georgian style,2 storeys, painted roughcast with C20 concrete tiles to shallow-pitched hipped roof with boarded wide eaves and low rendered ridge stacks. Garden front to E of 1854, 1-3-1 bays, the full-height canted centre projection with slightly narrower windows to the canted sides. Windows are large, pointed-arched to ground floor and square-headed to upper floor, glazing earlier C20 metal with small panes. Earlier C20 iron veranda around garden front and each end with 10 cast iron columns, boarded ceilings and metal balcony rail in simple pattern of diagonal crosses in rectangles. N and S ends have matching window each floor, S end has C20 full-height extension to left. Set back to right is early C19 house, now rear wing with 2-window N front with 12-pane sashes to ground floor and square 9-pane sashes above, with painted sills. W end has ground floor casement-pair window to left with side margins and entrance to right in 5-sided roughcast porch, (similar to that at Ty'n-y-Lon, Llanfarian) with slate 5-sided roof on eaves brackets. C20 half-glazed door under original overlight with Gothic interlacing glazing bars. Range immediately right of this connects to farmhouse, with wall at angle creating odd hipped roof arrangement above, with one C20 window. Farmhouse running S is of rubble stone with stone stacks and roughcast stack to service range. Two storeys, alterations to most openings.