Treuddyn Village Stores

Treuddyn Village Stores is a two-storey plus attic house that includes an attached shop and storage above. The building is constructed of rendered brick and features moulded architraves around the windows, as well as rendered quoins on a shallow plinth. It has a slate roof with three chimney stacks made of pale yellow brick and decorative barge-boards.

The main elevation of the house is designed in a classical style, featuring a centrally placed classical doorcase and five nine-pane sash windows. The shop elevation has six twelve-pane sash windows and one nine-pane sash window in the attic. On the ground floor, there is a wooden classical shop front with a centrally placed door, a bracketed architrave, and two windows that originally had glazing bars which have since been removed. Additionally, there is a goods entrance on the return side, complete with a canopied hoist leading to the first floor.