Caerhowel Smithy

Caerhowel Smithy is a cottage with a square-framed oak structure that is infilled with painted brick and topped with a slate roof. It features a central painted brick chimney. The front wall has four vertical panels and nine horizontal panels, with two pairs of casement windows located under the eaves on each side. There is a modern rendered gabled porch at the center, which includes a modern cross-window on the front gable and a modern door on the right side. Additionally, there are modern cross-windows in the third panel from the left and the second panel from the right.

The right end wall has been renewed with timber framing, while the gable retains some old timbers, indicating that the roof has been raised. A low single-storey addition is present on the left end wall. The rear wall is rendered and features four renewed casement windows above a 20th-century conservatory, which includes a casement pair and a door inside, along with two windows to the right.

The ground floor rooms are high. The right room contains two chamfered beams and a renewed fireplace, while the left room also has two chamfered beams and a bread oven in its fireplace.