Hen Ysgol and Church Hall

Hen Ysgol and Church Hall is a symmetrically-planned building featuring a three-window range with a central entrance and triple gables above the upper windows, all slightly offset to the left to include a secondary entrance on the right. There is a lean-to addition on the west side and a former school on the east side. The walls are made of rubble with a slate roof, and there are stone chimney stacks at both gable ends. Most of the windows are four-pane horned sash windows with flat stone arch lintels on the ground floor, while the first-floor windows extend slightly into the gables.

The main porch has rubble walls and a gabled roof covered in fish-scale pattern slate, topped with a dressed stone ball finial. The porch doorway is round-arched. The porch on the right (east) side is identical to the main porch. The lean-to on the left (west) side has a single four-pane horned sash window. The former school, which is attached to the east side of the house, is a single-storey structure with a pitched roof and a gable at the right (east) end. Its roof is covered with thin slates, and it features dressed stone kneelers and coping made of thin slabs. The central porch mirrors that of the house. To the left (west) of the door is a large window with 18 panes, while to the right (east) is a larger window set into the gable with 20 panes, both having flat stone arches. The gable extends to the rear, forming a three-window hall with small-paned windows.