Hen-gau

Hen-gau is a three-storey building constructed of coursed stone on an outsetting plinth, topped with a slate roof featuring gable end stacks. The front facade has three window bays, which reduce to two storeys at the rear. It features a central glazed door with a plain overlight, and 12-paned sash windows on both the ground and first floors, some of which are horned, along with slate sills and lintels. The attic floor has 6-paned single sash windows beneath a boxed eaves. The left gable end is rendered.

Inside, the front door leads to a through stair hall that culminates in a scrolled dog-leg stair with stick balusters. The kitchen is located to the right. The main doors are adorned with bold architraves that have rosettes at the corners.