6 Springfield including Glanmiheli with garden and yard walls

6 Springfield, including Glanmiheli, is a group of six symmetrical two-storey dwellings built in Flemish bond brickwork with rock-faced quoins and a slate roof. The buildings feature heavy stone lintels and sills at the openings, stone kneelers, and coped gables topped with finials. The end houses are designed in 'L' and 'T' plans, with wings that project forward, enclosing four intermediate cottages, each with two bays, a lateral stair hall, and front and back rooms. The cottages have boarded doors with applied moulded strips and plain overlights, although two of the doors have been replaced. Each cottage also has 16-pane sash windows, while the end houses have similar windows and boarded doors. Brick stacks are present on the roofs.

In front of each house, there are brick-walled gardens, with the walls generally standing 10 courses high and rounded at the entrance gate. The end houses have higher garden walls, measuring 14½ courses, with well-rounded corners.

At the rear, some houses have been painted, and No. 4 features a two-storey 20th-century extension. There are service yards behind a continuously coped brick wall, which has openings leading to the service road. The yards contain brick outhouses that are set on and parallel to the wall.