Ty Coch with attached agricultural range

Ty Coch is a smallholding that includes a dwelling and an attached agricultural range. The cottage is two stories high with two windows, featuring pebble-dashed walls, smooth-rendered quoins and architraves, and a slate roof. It has an external stack on the right and an end stack on the left. The central boarded door, which used to be in a gabled porch, is now located within a half-glazed porch on a blockwork dwarf wall. The windows are late 19th century, consisting of 4-pane horizontal-sliding sashes set in earlier openings, with segmental heads in the lower storey.

To the left of the cottage is the lower agricultural range, which likely originally included a barn and granary. This structure has whitened rubble-stone walls and a slate roof. It features a central doorway with a segmental-headed boarded door, a window that has been converted from a doorway, and an inserted loft window to the right. There are also three narrow loft vents positioned towards the center and left. The left gable end has a boarded loft door beneath a wooden lintel, accessible via external stone steps that have been renewed with concrete treads. The property has not been inspected.