Landwr

Landwr is a single-storey end-terrace cottage, part of a terrace of three, where the end cottages have gable ends and the centre one is double fronted with pointed windows, facing a similar terrace across the street. The cottage is constructed of whitewashed rubble stone and features a single-window gable end with a slate roof and a wavy bargeboard. It projects slightly forward from the neighbouring terraced cottage on the left. The window is a 6-pane timber sash with a painted stone sill. There is a large stone chimney stack on the left, which has been heightened with red brick in the later 20th century. The front is paved with cobbles. The right end gable also has a wavy bargeboard and features a large timber window added in the later 20th century, with a small deep-set door to the right. There is a low rear wing added in the 20th century. The front is again paved with cobbles. The building was not inspected at the time of the survey.