Llety Clyd

Llety Clyd is a three-storey building dating from around 1800, featuring two windows, while Glanwnion Cottage has one window. The structure is three windows wide and constructed from squared, coursed rubble masonry. It has a gently pitched slate roof, with quarry slates retained over Glanwnion Cottage, and plain close eaves and verges. There is a stone stack with water tabling at the left end and a later brick stack at the right end.

The second floor has six-pane sash windows set under the eaves, while the first floor features similar but slightly deeper windows with deep stone lintels. The ground floor windows are similar in style but broader. There are paired doors at the center below the first-floor window, also with deep stone lintels and plain rectangular fanlights. The doors have six narrow, deep flush panels and slate sills.

At the rear of Glanwnion Cottage, there is a shallow eight-pane sash window set under the eaves and a sixteen-pane sash window on the first floor. The rear of Llety Clyd has modern fenestration.