Tai Elen Glyn

Courtyard plan building on 2 storeys, constructed of roughly coursed rubblestone with brick banding and window heads to the external elevations and rendered brick to the internal courtyard, all painted; slate roofs. Principal elevation is on north-west, consisting of 4 gables with very short links between the shallower outer gables and a short range between the 2 inner gables, which project beyond the outer 2. Each gable has a segmental-headed window on each floor, those on first floor of reduced proportions, all with slate cills, as also found on the generally narrower windows to the returns. Entrance through central segmental-pointed archway with window above. Internal courtyard of 7x3 bays with arcaded walk-ways at both ground- and first-floor levels, the latter reached by twin staircases at the north-east end, arches all semi-circular, the central on ground floor of each side providing access to the landscaped courtyard. Individual dwellings with glazed doors and windows looking onto arcades on both levels.

Interior not inspected at time of Survey.