Coed Mawr

The interior clearly shows the original plan form, retaining the opposing doorway opening to the main entrance, though it has lost the panelling of the cross passage. The L (SW) end of the main room has exposed timbers which show the retention of the massive chamfered cross beams and chamfered joists (the R end now enclosed by modern ceiling; the fireplace at SW end retains a massive chamfered bressumer. Fireplace stairs to SW give access to first floor rooms including internal access to the loft at the SW end of the range. There is a linear corridor along the front elevation and the bedroom at the NE end retains a small stone fireplace.

The NE end of the main downstairs room has been modernised and the ceiling and fireplace encased. There is internal access to a room at the NE end which retains a stone fireplace and from there into the bakehouse which retains a massive inglenook.

Two storey, 2-unit house, extended by the addition of a single bay service wing in alignment to L (SW) end and linked to bakehouse and outbuilding to R by a single storey block to R. Built of rubble masonry, slate roof with stone copings and tall stone stacks delineating the extent of the original house with dripstones and capping; gable dormers break the eaves lines along the front elevation and there are small casements set under the eaves to rear.

The principal elevation faces SE, the original house has a doorway slightly offset to R between flanking casement windows under similar windows in gable dormers; windows being replacements of the originals and in original openings. The service wing to L, probably originally a lofted cowhouse or stable, has a central doorway with ventilation slit to R and a similar dormer offset to L. Set at right angles to the R end of the range is a single storey bakehouse of similar materials, which retains a roof of small old slates and a squat gable stack at the SE gable. External access is through a doorway in the SW wall and there are 2 casement windows in the opposite wall. In alignment with the R (NE) end of the original house is an extensively modernised single storey block with squat stack at NE gable and wide modern french windows to rear. This is abutted by a single storey lofted outbuilding, probably a cowhouse, in alignment at the far R (NE) end which is of boulder construction with a roof of small old slates with stone coping and has a doorway in the SE wall and casement window in the pitching hole in the NE gable.