Ty-draw

Ty-draw is a four-bay cruck-built hallhouse-longhouse constructed with exterior walls made of local slatey stone, which is partly rubble and partly quasi-dressed rubble. Only the south gable and the lower parts of the walls remain intact.

In the surviving stonework, there is a blocked west doorway that likely marks the original position of the cross-passage. The south gable shows evidence of rebuilding and features three ventilation slits.

Two cruck trusses are still present. The central hall truss is archbraced with cusped struts and has a decorative boss on the underside of the collar, which was dismantled during inspection and is awaiting restoration and re-erection. The blades of the truss are straight above a smoothly curving lower part, with the blades meeting at the ridge.