Glandwr

Glandwr is a pair of mirrored 2-window, 2-storey cottages with basements, known as Min y Nant on the left and Glandwr on the right. They are built from random stone with quoins and feature slate-hung fronts under a slate roof, which has a shared brick ridge stack and cusped barge boards on the gable ends. The entrances are slightly raised above road level. The openings have segmental heads, with the windows primarily being small-pane wooden casements. Each cottage has a panelled door with an overlight on the outer side and a 3-light casement window towards the centre. On the first floor, each cottage has a similar 3-light casement aligned towards the centre, along with a 2-light casement with a fan-light on the outer side. The rear of each cottage features a 3-light small-pane wooden casement under a segmental stone head on the upper storey, while the ground floor is not visible.

In front of the cottages, there are forecourt walls made of random stone with saddle-back brick copings, topped with narrow iron railings that have arched tops. These retaining walls enclose small gardens, and stone steps lead up to the entrances.

Glandwr includes a basement storey accessed by a doorway on the gable end. To the left of this doorway is a 20th-century plain-glazed 3-light wooden casement. A similar window has been added to the front elevation, cutting through the forecourt wall.

The interior has not been seen during the resurvey.