Hafod-Dwyryd

Hafod-Dwyryd is a two-storey building dating from 1678, set behind a small stone-walled garden. The main block faces west and is constructed from local rubble with a slate roof, featuring a stone chimney on the left. A central gabled porch has a large first-floor window with modern glazing and a datestone reading 'R A 1678' above an elliptical-headed doorway, which is adorned with an elliptical dripmould. The porch is illuminated by a small window on its north side.

The main elevation has been truncated on the right and features almost square casement windows on the first floor, with two to the left of the porch and one to the right. On the ground floor, there are two large windows to the left of the porch, aligned with the first-floor windows, while to the right, there are two smaller windows that do not align with those above. The rear of the building has additions from several periods.

To the southeast, there is a single-storey outshot, likely from the 19th century, which surrounds a projecting 16th-century chimney with a tall square stone stack. This outshot includes a small window facing west and a door on the north side. To the right of the outshot, there is a doorway with a segmental 'Cyclopean' head and massive slabs in the jambs. Adjacent to this is a central projecting gabled wing from the 18th century, which is two storeys high and has modern casement windows on both floors, along with a tall rectangular stone chimney to the left.

The north elevation of the wing features a square-headed doorway with a small window to the left. To the right, there is a shallower gabled block from the 17th century, with windows offset to the left; the upper window is broadly proportioned while the lower window is narrower. To the right of this block, there is an unusual corner chimney, likely from the 19th century, at the northeast corner return. The south gable end of the main block has a small vertically-proportioned window on the first floor.

Inside, the north room on the ground floor is said to have panelling, a fireplace, and two doors from the late 17th century.