Tyn yr Allt

Tyn yr Allt is a linear range of house built in two distinct phases, with a lofted cartshed on the left and a low cow-house on the right. The house is constructed of lime-rendered rubble and features grouted slate roofs, although part of the cow-house roof has been renewed. The original dwelling consists of a two-unit, one and a half-storeyed range with end chimneys, the left chimney being larger. It has an off-central entrance with a boarded door, flanked by 16-pane sash windows, and 12-pane sashes above that break through the eaves in catslide dormers. The higher addition on the right is a single bay, possibly once a separate dwelling, with a doorway to the left and a 4-pane sash window on each floor to the right, along with a gable end stack. The single-storey cow-house range to the right appears to have been built in two phases, as indicated by the roof, which is divided into two sections by slated copings, and it features three simple doorways. The cartshed beyond the original house has a timber lintel over a boarded door. The interior was not inspected during the survey.