Ty Brith

Ty Brith is a 17th century box-framed house with brick nogging, mostly covered in roughcast render, although some of the timber-framing is visible in the gable end. It features a slate roof with scalloped bands and has both axial and end wall stacks. The house is one and a half storeys tall and has a three-unit plan, with a baffle entrance located to the left of the center, next to the axial stack. There is a door in a gabled porch and wide 16-pane sash windows with smooth rendered surrounds on the ground floor. The upper floor has small paned iron casements in gabled dormers, which also have scalloped barge-boards.

Inside, the house retains its three-unit layout, with the central room heated by the axial chimney. It features a curved bressumer above the fireplace and stop-chamfered transverse beams and joists.