Tyddyn Pwyth

Tyddyn Pwyth is a row of three, two-storey terraced cottages, each designed with a two-unit layout and a central doorway. The cottages have later extensions at the rear and on the left end. They are constructed from rubble and feature a slate roof with rectangular brick chimneys, including a rendered rubble stack at the right end.

The lower storey has 16-pane sash windows, while the upper storey windows are positioned under the eaves and include a mix of small, 9-pane sashes and bottom-hung casements. The cottages were built on the site of a former agricultural building. The rubble walls of the original house (No.1) have ground floor windows set higher than the original level, with segmental arched brick heads above the openings. The entrance features a plank door with a narrow overlight and a porch canopy adorned with bargeboards.