Ty'n-y-wern

Ty'n-y-wern is a mid-18th century cottage constructed from local rubble masonry, topped with a slate roof featuring advanced eaves and verges. It has rectangular gable stacks with dripstones and capping. The front of the cottage faces the Hirnant valley to the southeast and consists of a two-window range with a central doorway, while the openings are offset to the left (southwest). To the right (northeast) of the original structure, there is a mid-20th century extension built at a lower level, which includes a single window range with rendered walls and a raking dormer in the front roof pitch. The original part of the cottage has an enlarged window at the rear, and the modern extension features a rear doorway; both doors are glazed, and the windows are modern timber framed casements.

Inside, the cottage has been modernised but still retains some original features, including rough chamfered joists and beaded boarded doors.