Tai Tywyn

Two cottages, the original being the range to the south, much extended at each end, the later one being added parallel to the rear. The south range is in local uncoursed stone, there being a slight difference in the masonry character of the original part compared to the additions. Some brickwork near to the east end of the south elevation and in the east gable. The rear range is in brickwork. Slate roof to both ranges in regular courses. In both the walling and the roofing the contrast between original and later fabric has been masked by conservation work. Three brick chimneys in the south range, one at least heightened; three also in the rear range.

In the conservation work rooflights have been inserted inconspicuously in the valley-facing slopes of the roofs, a third range to north with an enclosed yard has been added, the additional range not quite parallel to the earlier fabric. Patent-glazed entrance to the latter building and new pavings.