Ceiswyn

Ceiswyn is a building made of rubble that was once whitewashed, topped with a slate roof. The front block features slate construction, rock-faced quoins, and window dressings, with slate hung gable ends and a slate roof situated between gable stacks. The earlier section likely includes a living kitchen accessed through a voussoir-arched entrance door facing east, along with an inner room and a farm building with a loft above, positioned uphill in line. There is an external stone stair leading to the loft and one stack at the upper end of the range. The front range is two storeys high, with two bays, a central entrance, and two windows on each floor. All the windows are currently covered with sheeting.

At the time of inspection, the building was not accessible. The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales reported that it has a lateral stack, post and panel partitions, and an ornate open roof featuring cusping.