Pandy'r-Odyn Cottages

Pandy'r-Odyn Cottages is a building constructed from rubble masonry, featuring a steeply pitched slate roof with oversailing eaves and close verges on the right side, while the left side displays exposed purlins. There is a stone end stack on the right and a projecting lateral stack at the left rear, which has slated offsets and a gablet. The structure includes moulded caps and water tabling.

The roof has four hipped dormers with rubble cheeks and lead valleys. The building has seven windows on the ground floor, all of which are two-light casement windows, with two of them having sixteen small panes. The windows have stone sills and stone lintels. The present doorway is located between the sixth and seventh windows and features a gabled porch with stone side walls, a fishscale slate roof, scalloped bargeboards, and a finial. The entry is adorned with a horseshoe-shaped timber arch resting on corbels, and it has a ribbed plank door secured with iron bands.

There is a later infill wall on the left end that includes two two-light casement windows on each floor. The right end has remnants of a later extension with a two-light window set into a former doorway. The gable end has an unsympathetic modern paving-like treatment over a lean-to outshot.

At the right rear of the garden, there is a 19th-century row of three privies made from rubble masonry with a slate roof. Each privy has doorheads to the eaves and plank doors with a rectangular vent hole at the top.