Ty Hen Newydd

Ty Hen Newydd is a mid to late 19th-century farmhouse that stands two stories tall and features a three-window range. It has been extended by a single-storey brick addition on the right side and includes a modern porch at the rear. The house is constructed of rubble masonry, with the main elevation faced in roughly dressed stone laid in a rough course pattern. It has a hipped slate roof with dressed stone end stacks that have capping, while the left (north) stack is rendered. The principal elevation faces the road to the west and includes a modern door and windows with smooth rendered architraves, although the original voussoir heads are still visible. The rear elevation features metal-framed casement windows on the first floor and a modern brick addition at ground level. The single-storey brick addition on the right side has a gabled slate roof with a rendered gable stack that has capping. The front of this addition has a single modern casement window, while the rear has a door on the far right (north) and a single six-pane horned sash window to the left. The interior was not inspected during the survey.