Tyddyn-isaf

A 2-storey, 3-window farmhouse facing south to a lawn and garden and with its back to the farmyard. Axe-dressed local limestone informally coursed. Slate roof with generous overhangs at eaves and verges. Stone end-chimneys.

The left bay of the front elevation is gabled and slightly advanced. Sixteen-pane hornless sash-windows above and below, with exposed frames and stone lintels. Flush stone sills. One similar window above and below on the rear elevation. Glazed conservatory at the main door.

The older house incorporated as a rear wing faces east to a small walled yard. It has a considerably lower roof level. Two bays of white-painted rough stonework and a later N bay of brickwork. Slate roof. Brick chimney at the point where it abuts the new building. Modern replacement windows, small modern porch.

To the W of the rear wing a salt room from the farmyard has been incorporated into the house.