Bryn Haul

Bryn Haul comprises a pair of semi-detached houses located in Llanfairfechan. These houses were likely built in the 1930s, though the exact date is not specified. They are constructed with grey rough-cast render, and have roofs covered in small pale grey and buff slates with red copings. The houses feature brick chimneys and small-pane metal casement windows.

The houses are arranged as a mirrored pair, with a central block flanked by cross gables at each end. The gables’ roofs sweep downwards to the first-floor level, while the roof between the gables descends to ground-floor level. Paired dormer windows are set into the roof slope, and the central ground floor is set back to create a porch beneath the roof overhang, with entrance doorways positioned at angles and a broad window facing the centre. The doors are boarded. The chimneys are constructed from brown brick, with a taller, central stack that is stepped with slates, and lower stacks to the end cross ridges.

The rear elevation is similar to the front, though the ground floor is not set back. There are paired dormer windows in the roof between the gables. The gable ends have springers, and each incorporates two windows on the first floor, which are positioned over windows serving kitchen and pantry areas. Broad windows towards the centre illuminate the living rooms.

Inside each house, an angled entrance doorway leads into a small hall with stairs. The ground floors have open beamed ceilings and are laid out with two living rooms, a kitchen, and a pantry. The first floors contain three bedrooms and a bathroom.