Ty Toronto

Ty Toronto is a four-storey commercial and industrial building with an attic, featuring three bays. It is constructed from large blocks of dressed slate-stone arranged in regular courses, topped with a slate roof and end stacks that have slate caps. The central bay is set forward beneath a gable with bracketed eaves. The lower storey has a roughcast wall with windows that have been replaced in their original openings. It includes a shallow recessed small-pane bow window in the central bay, two windows in the left-hand bay (with the right-hand bay originally being a doorway), and a half-glazed door with an overlight and a window in the right-hand bay. The second, third, and fourth storeys feature two-light windows in the outer bays and former loading doors that have been converted to windows in the central bay. Beneath the apex of the central bay, there is an infilled former aperture for a pulley block. Additionally, two wide flat roof dormers were added in the later 20th century, each with three-light windows.

The left gable end, made of rubble stone, incorporates large slate-stone blocks laid in rough courses. It has replacement windows in the centre, and on the left side, there is a doorway under a canopy with a two-light window above it. The right gable end, also of rubble stone and facing Grisiau Mawr, features a glazed door at the second-storey level and replacement windows in the third and fourth storeys. The rear of the building has three raked half dormers and a three-light roof dormer on the left, similar to the front. The building has not been inspected.