Bodynfoel and Tanrhiw Farmhouses

Bodynfoel and Tanrhiw Farmhouses is a large, symmetrical two-storey house built of brick with stone quoins. The front, sides, and part of the rear are painted white, and it has a hipped slate roof, likely restored in the early 20th century. The most notable feature is the front (south) elevation, which is less altered than the others and faces downhill, away from the farm track. This elevation includes two projecting wings with two windows each and a central section with three windows. There is a heavy stone string course at the first-floor level. The central block has two flat-roofed dormers, while the wings originally had gabled dormers that have been replaced with similar dormers. The front windows are modern but fit within the old openings, which still have their segmental brick heads and stone sills.

At the rear, the prominent feature is a large central lateral chimney made of brick, which has been significantly heightened. The walled-up heads of two original upper windows can be seen on the left side of the rear. The 20th-century extensions have a lower pitch catslide roof and feature three large through-eaves dormers with even lower pitch catslide roofs. There are large lateral chimneys on both sides of the building. A gabled two-storey extension is located on the east side near the front.

Inside, the farmhouse is said to retain some good woodwork, including the staircase and a fine mantel surround.