Ysgoldy

A 2-storey, 5-window range, with ground floor domestic quarters and first floor schoolroom. Built of local rubble, predominantly gritstone. Slate roof with projecting eaves and unusually large slates laid to diminishing courses; rectangular, axial gable stacks, rendered with projecting caps and surmounted by paired octagonal brick chimneys with drip courses. The principal elevation is to SE; first floor windows are 16-pane side-hung casements (2nd window from left blind), ground floor modern 4-pane casements in earlier openings; all with brick, flat arched lintels, ground floor with slate hoodmoulds. There is a boarded door at the far right end and a modern gabled porch to left. The rear elevation has similarly detailed first floor windows and mixed modern ground floor windows; access to the school room is via stone steps leading up to a boarded door at the SW end.

The first floor contains a schoolroom which runs the full length of the range and retains some of the original benches, desk and boards.