1-6 Glanlliw, including associated coal stores to E and W

Two-storey former almshouse range consisting of six one-window units. Of slatestone rubble construction under a continuous slate roof with tiled ridge and oversailing verges; plain bargeboards. Four late C19 brick chimneys with pots. The units are arranged as three reflected pairs and face SE with the rear backing onto the road. The front elevation has paired entrances to each of the three pairs now contained within single-storey roughcast lean-to porches; side entrances to these. Four-pane late C19 casement windows to both floors, those to the first floor larger. The road-facing rear elevation has a continuous slated lean-to which returns to wrap around the SW gable end; 6 modern skylights to this, together with a modern window to the penultimate south-eastern unit. The original slate dedication plaque is inset in the NE end wall of the lean-to addition (relocated in the late C19). Two windows as before to each unit on the first floor.

Adjacent to the almshouse range at either end are single-storey coal shed blocks contemporary with the late C19 remodelling. These are of rubble construction with slate roofs and engineering brick quoins to plain boarded doors.

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey.