Glangwden

A 2-storey 3-window lobby-entry house with entrance to L of centre. The original 2 units are timber-framed, comprising 4 tiers of good quality box-framing on a stone plinth, the N gable end jettied at both mid-rail and gable level. The 3rd unit, added against the N gable end, has 5 tiers of box-framing. C19 shallow hipped slate roof and narrow red brick ridge stack, slate-hung to S side. Gabled timber-framed porch under a slate roof, the doorway under a shallow decorated archway, and with side-lights. Inside the porch is a late C20 half-glazed panelled door. Replacement uPVC windows within the box panels, single-light to L of porch, 2-light to R, and narrow single light to far R. The upper storey is 4-window, all single lights of various sizes. The S end is of random stone and has a single uPVC light to the upper L, partly within brickwork. The N end is weather-boarded and painted black-and-white, with a uPVC light to each storey.

Victorian red brick additions to rear, consisting of a 2-storey wing to centre with brick end stack and slate-hung gable end, the roofline continuous with the main range: to its L is a lean-to porch against the main range, and on its R, a full-height lean-to. The porch has a late C20 part-glazed wooden door under a shallow canopy and its N side is painted black-and-white; main range above is slate hung. Most of the windows have segmental brick heads and contain late C20 top-hung uPVC windows, except for a large 3-light wooden window under a concrete lintel to N side of wing.

Interior not seen at resurvey.