28 Llanllwchaiarn Road

27 and 28 Llanllwchaiarn Road in Newtown are a pair of three-storey houses built in English garden wall bond brick, possibly with a weaving loft. The northwest gable is constructed against the stone revetment wall of Llanllwchaiarn Road, while the other gable used to adjoin the Montgomery Canal. They feature a gently pitched slate roof with a plain brick eaves cornice and lateral chimneys on the rear elevations.

The houses have two-light small-paned windows beneath the eaves, with casements on the left and centre and a sliding sash on the right. There are also two-light small-paned casements on the first and ground floors, all set beneath cambered header arches with shallow reveals. Doorways are located at the extreme left and right, each framed by later 19th-century timber porches that have gabled slate roofs, bargeboards, finials, and panelled sides.

At the left gable end, there is a doorway at road level featuring a heavy frame and a plank door. The right end wall has a tier of two-light small-paned windows with cambered arches, along with a modern cut window on the first floor. The rear of the houses has three two-light casements under the eaves and modern cut windows on the ground floor.

The rubble revetment wall along Llanllwchaiarn Road is topped by a brick wall that is contemporary with the houses.