Ty'n y Fedw

Very small cottage, comprising one single-celled range with a second (possibly later) unit abutting it and advanced from it. Local sandstone rubble, with roughly squared quoins and buttered pointing. To'r brat (or economy slate) roof - highly unusual for a domestic building - with the exception of the front slope of the secondary unit; slate verges; massive advanced stack on lower gable of the primary unit, surmounted by a squared stone stack, raised in brick-work. The cottage is entered from the rear (now via a modern brick lean-to), and its front elevation contains a small canted bay window, itself with to'r brat roof, with paired pointed lights. Four-pane sash window unaligned above. Single window at first floor in right-hand gable return, a 2-light casement with timber lintel. The advanced bay to the left is blind in its front elevation, but has a 2-pane casement window with brick arched head on each floor in the gable end. Small stone lean-to encloses the projecting base of the stack; inside it is a blocked doorway in the gable wall of the original unit.

Simple interior, comprising a single room on each floor of the original unit and its extension. Modern firplace, the original arragnement of the exceptionally large stack concealed. Simple timber staircase against upper gable wall.