Rhyd Isaf

A long, low building, whitewashed rubble stone with slate roof; brick end stacks, also whitewashed. There is a small outbuilding in-line with the dwelling, which is partly made from clom, and has a corrugated iron roof. House has façade offset to the right, suggesting that the left-hand room was the principal living room, with a smaller heated parlour to the right of the doorway. Façade detail not quite symmetrical, with near-centre doorway with part-glazed door, and flanking 2-pane sash windows to ground floor, aligned with which are very small single pane windows immediately beneath the eaves. Small in-line outbuilding to the right is partly rough rubble, but with clom in the gable end. Single boarded doorway to the front. Smaller (and later) lean-to against the left-hand gable end. House has partial outshut to rear, with heavily grouted slate roof.

Not inspected, but the arrangement of the façade suggests a traditional plan of hall/kitchen at left, and small parlour to right of entrance.