Ty Bryn, 1 Castle Terrace

Three storey terrace, red brick, Flemish bond, with deep-eaved slate roof hipped to left, ridge stack between Nos 1 and 2, lead ridges. The terrace comprises No 1, a house of two bays with door in third bay to left, No 2 a narrower house of two-plus-one bays and No 3 a house at right angles across the N end. There is a partial straight joint between Nos 1 and 2, stonework in the S gable of No 1 and some different brickwork in the S end gable of No 3 suggesting extensive modification.

No 1 has two casement-pair windows with small panes and hood-moulds to each upper floor, set to centre and right. Ground floor has a longer casement pair (replaced window) with hood-mould to centre right, a low blocked cambered-headed window to far right and entrance in the left bay. Doorway is in flat roofed porch on two plain wooden posts. Door-frame is moulded with angle blocks, ledged door with thin cover strips and glass panel. The ground floor openings are not aligned with those above, and there are cambered heads to the first floor windows concealed by the hoodmould, and one visible over the ground floor window. Rear has C20 gabled brick addition to left, rubble stone

original wall to right with narrow windows to top and first floors, roof hipped at SW angle. Windowless rubble stone S end wall.

Interior not inspected.