Talwrn, including attached byre and former cart shed

A one-and-a-half-storey house with attached former cart bay at the upper end and lower byre at the lower end, of rubble stone and proprietory slate roof to the house and corrugated metal roof to the byre. The house has a C17 square stone stack on the L side and brick stack to the R. The 2-window house has sash windows, under segmental stone heads in the lower storey, above which are half dormers with fret-cut barge boards. The doorway is on the L side has a glazed panels under a segmental head. Above it is a dated tablet recording the rebuilding of 1864. Behind is a gabled rear wing with a lean-to on its uphill side.

The byre has 2 stone segmental-headed doorways L of a wagon bay with timber lintel. A loft opening is under the wall plate, L of which is a single vent strip. The bay at the upper end has a full-height opening now infilled with blockwork.

Not inspected but said to retain the impression left by the removal of a cruck truss against the lower gable end of the house.