Plas Tirion

Plas Tirion is a symmetrical, three-window house that stands two storeys high with attics. The front of the house is roughcast and painted, topped by a steeply pitched slate roof with tall brick end stacks. Architectural details include raised quoins, a moulded eaves cornice, and a plinth. A central flat-roofed open porch features cast iron openwork piers with an interlace design. The front and sides of the porch are arched, with similar cast iron openwork in the spandrels.

Inside the entrance, there is a panelled door flanked by sidelights, which are adorned with sun-burst stained glass. Narrow fluted pilasters with scrolled caps support a cornice that reads 'Plas Tirion'. Above the entrance on the first floor, there is a large stairlight, which is a four-pane fixed window with coloured margin glazing. Full-height canted bays flank the entrance and have hipped roofs. These bays contain four-pane horned sashes with sidelights on each storey. There is raised decoration between the storeys featuring quatrefoils. The attic storey above the canted bays has two hipped-roofed dormers, each with four-pane wooden windows and sidelights.

Plas Tirion is adjacent to a similar building on the right, which has been significantly altered, and a later building on the left. The rear, which is partly visible, has a large central gable for the attic with a cross-window, possibly lighting the staircase, flanked by late 20th-century flat-roofed dormers with three-light windows. There is also a similar late 20th-century window on the first floor to the right, along with a brick corner stack.