Ty Hir

Linear range of two single-storey cottages, with narrower lofted kitchen set back in line to right (SW) end, and lean-to extension to left (NE) end (former shoemaker's workshop); modern lean-to extension to rear. Built of limewashed rubble masonry; heavily grouted roof of small slates. Three rubble stacks with rendered caps, that to the right (SW) gable end of the right hand cottage being particularly massive; one to left gable of original cottage and one to gable end of kitchen addition. Front (NW) elevation: each cottage a 2-window range with doorway between, the right hand (original) cottage with openings offset to left (NE); windows are recessed, 12-pane hornless sashes. Square-headed doorways with boarded doors under shallow rectangular fanlights. The range to the right (SW) end has a 4-pane sash to the ground floor with a 4-pane casement to the loft, set towards the left (NE) end. The lean-to at the left (NE) end has a stable door to right with a small 2-pane fixed light in a partly blocked opening to left (NE). Rear elevation: single fixed light to loft in kitchen addition, single 12-pane sash window to NE cottage, with lean-to between, with corrugated iron roof.