Bryn Moel

Bryn Moel is a single-storey cottage constructed of roughly dressed stone, with some areas grit rendered. It features a slate roof with a tiled ridge and coping, as well as rectangular rendered stacks topped with capping. The entrance elevation, which faces away from the green to the north, has a central boarded door beneath a narrow light, flanked by 12-paned horned sash windows. The openings are topped with large stone lintels. At the rear, there is an extension with a catslide roof, and the entrance is through a doorway in the east wall. Additionally, there is a small addition at the west end, which has a grouted roof made of small slates, although this was not clearly visible during the survey in August 2001. The interior was not viewed at that time.