2 Heol Tan-y-bryn

2 Heol Tan-y-bryn is part of a row of houses numbered 1 to 12 on Heol Tan-y-bryn in Abergynolwyn. These houses were built from irregular coursed slate rubble and feature slate roofs with red roll clayware ridges, along with deep eaves and verges. Each house has two storeys and consists of a single bay with a double depth plan, including a lateral passage leading to the entrance. The entrance features a four-panelled door with raised mouldings and a narrow overlight above it. The ground floor openings have flush stone lintels, and each floor has sixteen-paned unhorned sash windows, with the upper floor windows being smaller and narrower. The chimneys are grouped on the party walls. At the rear, there is a regular range of two-storey service wings that are slated and whitewashed on the sides, topped with a slate roof and red roll ridges. There are also lean-to additions at the rear. It is noted that the original door and windows have been replaced with uPVC that simulates sash windows.