Ty Uchaf

Lobby-entry plan with hall (L) and parlour (R), both with angled entrances having pegged frames. Plastered main beam and flat ceiling to the parlour, the beam with ogee stopped chamfer similar beam to hall, the ceiling renewed. Bracketed mantel shelf to large parlour fireplace; chamfered bressummer to hall fireplace. The service bay, off the hall, has plain, unchamfered joists. Simple dogleg stair to the first floor, with stopped-chamfered doorcase to the stair head. There is a sealed closet to the first floor.

Substantial regional storeyed farmhouse comprising a 3-unit lobby-entry main range with rear wing and a storeyed, gabled porch to the front; gabled lateral chimney to the rear, with further, central stack. Of whitened rubble construction on boulder foundations with some cyclopean quoins; slate roof. The main elevation has an off-centre R full-height porch with flat-arched entrance and 4-pane late C19 window above. Above this is an inset sandstone sundial with incised Welsh biblical inscription, the name Kiltail Garth, and the date 1682. Extruded in the angle L of the porch is an incorporated, contemporary stair projection with catslide roof from the porch roof; small window to the front. To the L of the porch is a 2-pane window with a 4-pane cross-window under the eaves diagonally above, both also late C19. The R gable has single windows on three floors, that to the attic floor blocked; C20 small-pane windows. At first-floor height is a sandstone sundial, as before.

The rear elevation is unwhitened and has plain bargeboards to the projecting wing at R, and the lateral chimney gable, at L. Plain windows as before, one (first floor) to the wing, and one to each floor of the main block. Entrance with boarded door to the L return of the advanced wing.