Segrwyd

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey.

Medium-sized country house of 2 storeys and roughly square plan. Roughcast elevations to (probable) brick core, with slate roof and tiled ridge. Tall late C19 brick chimneys with simple cornicing and ceramic pots. The asymmetrical main (NW) facade is of 6 bays with a central single-storey C19 porch and wide outer gables. The latter occupy 2 bays each and are flush with the elevation; coved verges, the coving extended to deep eaves, with plain, narrow bargeboards. The porch has a wide, shallow roof with moulded wooden modillioned pediment having a delicate lozenge-pattern glazed panel within. Double doors with 4-pane, plain-glazed upper section and tall flanking 3-pane lights. Half-glazed inner door. To the L of the porch is an unhorned 16-pane early C19 sash window, with two 2-pane later C19 window in the gable beyond, having arched lights and coloured marginal glazing. To the R of the porch is a large early C20 9-pane mullioned and transomed wooden window extending down to the ground level. At the far R is a sash window as before, with 5 further, similar sashes to the upper floor, of which the three to the right have cambered heads; the second bay from the R has a 12-pane window, also unhorned, and the penultimate window to the R is a narrow 8-pane sash. Off-centre to the R is a 4-light C20 attic dormer with flat roof and plain casements.

The SE elevation has 4 French windows to the ground floor contained within a long glazed C20 verandah; the left-hand window has been enlarged. Small-pane sashes to the first floor; projecting eaves on moulded brackets. Similar sashes to the NE elevation, with off-centre entrance. Adjoining to the SW is a single-storey early C20 service wing with hipped slate roof and tiled ridge; tripartite multi-pane window to the front, with 8-pane vertical sash beyond.