Pant Awel

Pant Awel is a two-storey, two-window house constructed of coursed rubble, featuring a modern slate roof with plain eaves. The building has a stone stack and water tabling. The first-floor windows are set under the eaves, with modern fenestration. The ground floor also has modern windows, but the original openings are marked by deep stone lintels. The central doorway has a deep stone lintel, a modern door, and slate steps leading to the street.

At the extreme left, there is a broad tunnel passage with a deep stone lintel leading to the rear range. The rear range is also two storeys and has three windows, built with rubble masonry and a slate roof that has plain eaves and close verges. It features stone stacks and water tabling as well. On the left side of the rear range, there is a two-light, 12-pane casement window under the eaves, while the right side has a modern two-light casement. The ground floor mirrors this arrangement, with a doorway set between the windows on the right, all featuring deep stone lintels.