Bramley

Ardwyn, Llainlwyd, Cartref, Noddfa, Afallon, and Bramley are a row of six 19th-century houses located in the same area. They are built of stucco with slate roofs and stone end stacks. Five of the houses are unpainted, while Ardwyn is painted. All the houses are two storeys tall and feature rectangular fanlights.

Ardwyn, Llainlwyd, and Cartref have similar designs, characterized by bracketed eaves, three-window fronts with 12-pane sash windows, and raised stucco window and doorframes that include keystones. The doors have plain overlights, with Ardwyn featuring a modern glazed door, Llainlwyd having a six-panelled door, and Cartref an eight-panelled door.

The other three houses are simpler in design. Noddfa and Afallon each have two-window fronts and 12-pane horned sashes, with Noddfa's door located to the left and Afallon’s door to the right. Both of these houses have modern glazed doors and plain overlights. Bramley has a three-window front, rusticated quoins, smaller two-pane horned sashes compared to the other houses, and an eight-panelled door with a traceried overlight set in a painted timber doorcase. This doorcase features pilaster sides, console brackets, and a moulded cornice.