Tyn-y-Graig

Tyn-y-Graig is a building constructed with roughly coursed rubble and topped with corrugated iron roofs. It features a central doorway set within a lattice-work lean-to porch, with a 3-light casement window to the left. To the right, there is a smaller 2-light window with some leading, which serves an unheated room, along with two similar windows above. The original doorway located against the gable end stack on the left has been blocked, and a small window has been inserted in its place. The rear wing appears to be part of the original structure or was added shortly after, featuring an end wall stack and a gable end doorway, along with 2-light casement windows in the side wall. Additionally, outbuildings were added to the east of the house, likely in the 19th century, and these have been converted for domestic use.