Trem-y-mynydd, with associated front walls

The terrace of 11 houses is built of rubble stonework with slate roofs, hipped at the E end, and stepping down the fall of the ground. Two storeys throughout, the houses are both single and double bays, the smaller with a front parlour, a rear dining room and kitchen. Stairs rise from the front room to the two bedrooms. Doors and windows were renewed after 1978; framed and battened doors with overlights, and 12-pane sash windows with stone sills and lintels. Stone stacks on the part walls. Each house has a walled front garden with access to a walled footpath running down directly to the manager's house. Houses are now named from the W: Can Llaw'r bont, Porth-y-Wawr, Clwydfa, Ty-y-Faner, Treforgan, Rhuthun, Aelhaearn (double), and Dwyfor (also double).

The interiors were completely modernised in 1979.