Trychiad Uchaf

Built of rubble, with a slate roof between gable stacks. The house is of of two storeys and 3 window bays, extended in line at both ends, the extension at the SW end with a boulder-coped gable end, possibly part of an earlier house on the site. The house part has a central entrance facing NW towards the second house; a glazed uPVC door. uPVC window to left in original opening, the other windows 9-pane sashes. The rear, facing the former farmyard, has a lean-to kitchen added probably in the C19. The extension at the NE end has 9-pane sashes, and a lean-to outbuilding at the front.

The front door originally opened into a through stair hall, now amalgamated into a dining room. The kitchen-living room at the opposite, NE end has a large fireplace with canted sides and fire beam with peg holes for a shelf. The original circular stair lay to the right of the fireplace, with an oven under, now no longer visible. The ceiling joists are chamfered with run-out ends. The dining room, formerly the parlour, has a cross beam, with a groove cut in the soffit for a timber partition, removed in c1890, and a longitudinal beam representing the former division at this end into two small rooms.