No.1 Argoed Cottages

No. 1 Argoed Cottages is part of a group of three cottages that create a single symmetrical design. The central cottage, No. 2, is two stories tall, while the outer cottages, Nos. 1 and 3, are one and a half stories with lower eaves and entrances located in the side walls. The cottages are constructed from snecked rubble with brick quoins and dressings, topped with a steep slate roof featuring two brick ridge stacks.

The windows are original small-pane wooden casements. The central cottage (No. 2) has a half-glazed panelled door with an overlight, set within an open lean-to porch supported by posts. It features two-light windows with transoms on the lower floor and shorter versions on the upper floor. The upper central window is positioned beneath a brick gable.

The outer cottages (Nos. 1 and 3) each have central doorways on the side walls, which also have half-glazed panelled doors and overlights. A pentice runs across the entire elevation on wooden posts. Above each doorway, there is a two-light brick half dormer. The gable ends facing the road include three-light transomed bay windows on the lower floor and two-light windows above. The rear of the cottages is slate hung on the upper storey, featuring two-light windows in the cross wings, with additional structures on the lower storey.