Tan y Pistyll Restaurant

A cottage in local slatey shale masonry with a low-pitch slate roof, tile ridge, stone chimney, and deep eaves and verges with timber barges and soffit boarding. The plan is T shaped, with a tetrastyle rustic columned front to the west including a bark-clad pediment. The upper part of the columns now support a balcony. Gabled wing to the north. The east elevation has an asymmetrical gable now altered and extended to the left to cover a small south outshut.

The main windows to south and east are of casement type in iron in two or three lights with small panes, with timber mullions, rough lintels and rough stone sills. Modern fenestration and semi-glazed door to the south extension.