Ty'n Llanfair

Ty'n Llanfair is a house with an unusual layout, featuring two parallel ranges that share a large central chimney. One range has one and a half storeys, while the other has two storeys. The linking roof reaches the same height at the apex as the taller range. The walls are rendered and painted cream, likely hiding timber framing, and the roofs are covered with slate and have tile ridges. All doors and windows are modern. The house has a large square central chimney, a small end chimney on the lower range, and a tall ribbed chimney on the higher range.

The front elevation, facing southeast, shows bare stonework up to window sill height and has two gables. A modern timber-framed porch is centrally located on a stonework plinth. The northeast elevation features two dormer windows, two ground storey windows with pediments, and a small brick porch.

Inside, the lower-roofed range contains two generously chamfered transverse first-floor beams and a large fireplace with a cambered bressummer. This section also includes a small cellar. The higher-roofed range has moulded beams that divide it into three bays, with longitudinal beams present only in the outer two bays. There is another large fireplace with a timber bressummer on this side of the central chimney stack. A timber-framed partition divides this range into two rooms along an irregular line. The outside lateral chimney is no longer in use.