Mynogau-isaf

Mynogau-isaf is a single-storey house with an attic, built from local rubble stonework and featuring a whitewashed front. It has a renewed slate roof. The eastern end of the building contains the house part, which has a gable stack and large drip courses. There is a boarded door set within an open-fronted gabled stone porch, flanked by small two-light, two-paned casement windows with stone sills. The attic is illuminated by three rebuilt gabled dormer windows and one rooflight. On the left side, there is a stable door leading to a former farm building, now used as a store, which has one small window. Recently, the rear of the house has been altered to include a shallow brick extension and a wide flat-roofed dormer. The property was not accessible at the time of inspection.