Min-Afon

Min-Afon is a late Georgian, two-storey building featuring a roughcast front with a stepped and gabled design. The façade has three symmetrical windows on one side and one additional window on the other. It has a slate roof and red brick chimney stacks. The entrance, which is offset to the left, is flanked by advanced gabled bays, with another gabled bay set back to the right. The windows include small pane sash windows, with nine panes on the first floor and twelve panes on the ground floor. There is also a casement window and a balustraded balcony above the recessed entrance, which has a four-centred arch opening leading to the porch. The entrance features four-panel doors and a fanlight. The left end of the building is roughcast, and the similarly gabled rear also has roughcast, but it includes many modern windows and a modern extension.