Neuadd Talgai

Former school and attached schoolmistress's cottage. Picturesque Gothic style, school of basic L-plan with cottage set back to north; whole constructed of roughcast rubblestone, painted to cottage; slate roofs, hipped to school with wide spreading bracketed eaves. Front (west) wall of main school range has 3 mullioned and transomed timber windows with dripstones, of 4 lights to left and right, of 2 lights to centre, all with arched heads above the transom; same window in 4 lights to right return and another of 2 lights in back wall adjoining rear range, which has large gabled porch projecting in angle with main range bearing recessed slate inscription panel reading "This School was Erected /by/ Ann Susanah/ Baroness Penrhyn/ And the Land Granted/ by Richard Pennant Esq'r/ Ann. Dom. Mdcccxiii." Below is a recessed nail-studded door in steeply-pointed Tudor arch and to the right of the porch is a small single-storey hip-roofed addition with 2 windows to the front wall; back wall of rear range has 4-light timber mullion window, each light divided into 8 panes. Conical metal flue to centre of ridge on main range and tall stack with chimneypots to rear range.

Hall has boarded floor and glazed screen dividing the front and rear sections.