Bryn Tudor

Bryn Tudor is a two-storey cottage built in the Domestic Gothic style, featuring two windows and constructed from rubble stone with a slate roof that has coped gables supported by moulded kneelers. The end stone stacks, rebuilt in the late 19th century, are made of rock-faced stone. The upper-storey windows are adorned with stepped gablets, while the main elevation windows have hood moulds and stone mullions, with three lights in the lower storey and two lights above.

The central doorway includes a lintel, a half-glazed door, and a gabled canopy supported by wooden brackets and stone corbels, decorated with bands of fish-scale slates. The right gable end features an inserted window at the lower right. There is an integral rear wing offset to the right side of the house, which has an external gable stack that retains its original coursed stone upper section. This stack is flanked by lintelled windows in the upper storey that have been renewed in their original openings. Above an added conservatory on the right side wall is a two-light mullioned window. Set back on the left side of the rear wing is a lean-to that is continuous with the gable end of the main range, featuring a lintelled window in its end wall.