Ty-draw

A four-bay cruck-built hallhouse-longhouse with exterior walls in local slatey stone, partly rubble, partly quasi-dressed rubble. Of the walls only the south gable and the lower part elsewhere survive.

In the surviving exterior stonework is a blocked up west doorway probably at the position of the original cross-passage. The south gable shows signs of rebuild and contains three ventilation slits.

Two cruck trusses survive. The central hall truss is archbraced with cusped struts, and has a decorative boss on the underside of the collar (dismantled when inspected, pending restoration and re-erection). The blade form is straight above a smoothly curving lower part, with the blades abutting the ridge.