Tan-y-dderwen

Nos 1 & 2 Tan-y-dderwen, Abergwyngregyn.

Pair of deliberately asymmetrical cottages built in the mild Gothic style adopted by the estate for much of its building. Snecked rubblestone; slate roof with bargeboards to slightly overhanging verges. Long main range running roughly parallel with road has projecting gable offset to right with 2-light 8-paned window on each floor, both with slate cills, stone lintels and voussoirs to segmental relieving arches; lean-to infill porch on right with C20 glazed outer door is entrance to No.2. Entrance to No.1 is on far left through C20 half-glazed door below slate-roofed lean-to, which is bracketed around doorway and continues to junction with gable incorporating multi-paned canted bay window on right; raking dormer with 2-light 12-paned casement breaking eaves directly above bay window. Brick ridge stacks with rebated diagonal shafts to left and right of gable, right rendered, with similar stack behind ridge on left. Single-storey C20 additions to each cottage.

Interior not inspected at time of Survey.