Madyn Dysw

Madyn Dysw is a house with its earliest part incorporated in the north-south range, which serves as the rear wing of an early 19th century front block. This front block is set at right angles to the rear and is accompanied by a former stable range, creating a roughly L-shaped layout that includes a single-storey block in the southeast angle, likely a former boiling house. The exterior features roughcast rendered elevations, probably over rubble masonry, and a modern slate roof with stone coping, along with rendered gable and axial stacks that have capping.

The early 19th century front block is three storeys high with two windows, and the entrance is through a lean-to porch along the east wall. The principal elevation faces north, with the ground and first floors featuring two 16-pane, hornless sash windows. The second floor has three 12-pane windows directly under the eaves, with the central window being blind or blocked. There is also a single second-floor window on the west wall and an intermediate window between the first and second floors on the east wall, both offset towards the rear (south) end.

At right angles to the rear of this block is a two-storey range with four windows, which has round-headed doorways offset to the right (north) end and a single gable stack to the south. One of the doorways is a 16th-century entrance, previously featuring a date plaque above it.

The former stables-coachhouse is a five-window range with a doorway offset to the right (west) and a garage doorway to the left. The first floor has four windows in flat-roofed half dormers, and there is a small window under the eaves between the third and fourth windows on the right end. This range includes a stack at the right (west) gable and an axial stack to the right of the garage doorway.

The single-storey block in the angle of the two ranges has a lean-to roof with a tall rendered stack along the north wall. There is a doorway in a flat-roofed addition to the east, and small windows are present in the north and east elevations. The rear elevations of both ranges have modern PVCu windows and doors.

The interior has undergone extensive modernisation and re-planning since the building was divided into three separate dwellings.