Minffordd Station

Minffordd Station is a railway station featuring a T-plan, which includes a two-storey stationmaster's house, an adjoining ticket office, and a covered platform with a refreshment room. The building is constructed from snecked slatestone with whitened sandstone quoins and dressings, topped with slate roofs that have projecting eaves and decorative bargeboards. A large, squat central chimney is located on the stationmaster's house, which has a single-bay gabled crosswing and a single-bay recessed main block.

On the track side (north), the house features plain glazed cross-windows, and there is a relief plaque of the Prince of Wales' Feathers in the gable apex. To the left (east), there is a single-storey, two-bay contemporary block with a four-panel door on the left; the upper panels are glazed, and there is a plain glazed overlight above it, along with a modern two-pane glazed window to the right. A low parapet wall runs in front of this recessed block, flush with the gable end.

The central part of the station has an open section flanked by single-bay stone bays, with windows similar to those previously described. The entire structure has a monopitch slate roof with a decorative fascia on the platform side. To the right, there is an advanced, hipped-roofed former refreshment room, which features a large window with modern glazing on the platform side and a three-light mullioned and transomed window on the gable end.

The road-facing elevation (south) is roughcast with expressed quoins and has 16-pane sash windows on both floors of the advanced gable. There is an extruded modern porch in the angle to the right, a cross-window above it, and modern glazing in the single-storey section adjoining to the right.