Primary House at Llam-y-Lleidr

Llam-y-Lleidr is a single-storey house and byre, featuring a primary cottage at the downhill end and a single-bay byre section at the uphill end, with a later cart bay stepped up beyond. The building is constructed of local rubble, with the front elevation of the house section (northeast) showing residual whitening. It has medium-steep old slate roofs, while the rear pitch of the house section is covered with corrugated iron. The house has a squat end chimney on the left and a near-centre entrance at the front, which features a recessed boarded door. To the left of the entrance is a small, square primary window with 20th-century plain glazing. The byre section includes a deeply-recessed boarded door on the right and 20th-century boarded doors for the cart bay. The interior was not inspected during the survey.