60 Rhos Road

60 and 62 Rhos Road are a pair of cottages built in 1853, believed to be linked to the development of the quarry at Llys Euryn. They are constructed from roughly coursed and squared stone with slate roofs that have a pronounced overhang and a central stack set diagonally. The cottages are two storeys high and are symmetrically designed, featuring a wide central gable with entrances on either side. The doorways originally had small porch gables supported by struts and chamfered timber posts at the apex. This original feature is still present at No 60, while No 62 has a similarly scaled porch that has replaced the original. In the gable, there are three-light mullioned and transomed windows on the ground floor and two-light casements above, all fitted with lattice glazing. The date of construction is marked on an inset stone at the apex of the gable.