9 Glanyrafon Cottages

9 Glanyrafon Cottages is a row of 11 single-fronted, two-storey cottages built from rubble stone, featuring barge boards and a slate roof with diagonally set stone ridge stacks. Cottages numbered 1, 3, and 7 include attic windows in their gables. The openings have stone lintels with drip stones on the lower storey, and in the upper storey and attic of cottages 1, 3, and 7, while the other cottages have upper-storey windows positioned beneath the eaves. All windows have stone sills, and in each cottage, the window is located on the left side of the doorway. Between cottages 6 and 7, there is a passage at the lower storey level, featuring segmental stone arches at the front and rear walls, which leads to a passage at the back. On the right side of this passage, cottages 7 to 11 have a higher roof line. Cottages 11 and 12 have a slightly deeper plan and feature pairs of diagonal stacks. The houses have rear doors and windows that have been renewed in earlier openings.

Internally, each cottage consists of two rooms on the lower storey. They retain the original boarded door, with a three-light casement window in the lower storey and a restored horizontal-sliding sash window in the upper storey, along with a gabled projection at the rear.