Bryntysilio

The main SW entrance door leads to a hallway extending back through an arch to a square stair hall. On the right, a round-headed door with cushioned shield motif overdoor, leads to the dining room, the ceiling of which has deeply moulded square coffered panels and a running-scroll cornice. Fireplace with marble slips and panelled overmantle. Left from the hall, the drawing room with an end chimney breast and fireplace with Delft-type tiles; canted bay window overlooking the terraced lawns. The stair hall has flattened architraved arches and a large round- headed window lighting the staircase containing stained glass. Dado panelling and hardwood handrail on cast-iron balusters bracketed out from the stone steps. Decorative tiles on the floor.

Two-storey, scribed stucco elevations; hipped slate roof, wide bracket and panelled eaves and tall chimney stacks with bracketed cornices and ornate pots (one stack midway down front pitch). The S and W sides have a verandah, serving as a balcony to 1st floor; wooden balustrade, cast iron columns and ornamented wooden spandrel brackets. The windows throughout are mostly casements, 2-light to the main elevations with louvred shutters to the first floor. The main front is to SW, 4-windows; a modern bay has been added to the ground floor left and there is a further bay to the right. The main entrance is in the 2nd bay; it was originally on the SE side facing the drive; panelled and part-glazed with sidelights, the frame with a leading staff roll. Pilasters with flattened consoles supporting an egg and dart cornice. The SE side is a 3-bay elevation with central, cross gable over a round arched headed sash window; French windows in doorway below. Chimney stack rises from the gable apex. The verandah ends just before the corner. One blocked window to rear at SE end beside a 4-light small pane casement. Staircase projection to right with round arched headed small pane window. Modern lean-to. Semi-gable steps up beyond, and the cross range projects forward, facing across the rear courtyard; horned Victorian sashes; modern extension. NW side has projecting 1-window gable end to left; the 1st floor windows here and on the return facing SW both have ornate and bracketed iron balconies/window box holders with rounded corners. The remainder of the NW side, set back to right has Bath stone splayed bay window to ground floor with pilasters.