Waterloo House (Beddgelert Antiques and Tea Rooms)

Second-quarter or mid C19 L-shaped house of 2 storeys with attic, raised above a basement. Of squared and coursed stone blocks under a modern slate roof with plain bargeboards. The gabled section to the L is flush with the street-line, whilst the right-hand section is slightly recessed; each is of one generous bay. Entrance to the latter section via a slated canopy porch extruded in the angle of the corner; modern door. This is accessed via a flight of 5 railed stone steps. Modern windows in primary openings to R section, including a smaller basement window. The L section has a modern small-pane bowed shop front with adjacent modern entrance to the ground floor; above is a C19 tripartite sash window with central 12-pane and flanking 4-pane sections. Plain 4-pane C19 sash to the attic floor, in the gable apex. A continuously-roofed and flush link section of one bay adjoins the Prince Llewelyn Hotel to the R; 12-pane C19 window to the second floor, with a modern small-pane casement to the first.