Gwynfryn and Isfryn

Former accounting house to the Lisburne Mines, converted into two houses Gwynfryn, and Isfryn to the east. Whitewashed rubble stone with slate hipped eaves roof. Flat boarded eaves, renewed in C20. Two storeys, four-window range, upper windows under eaves with slate sills, concrete sills to ground floor. South front left half (Gwynfryn) has roof and first floor canted at SW angle with one first floor 16-pane sash. S front has two similar sashes to first floor left and one to ground floor aligned between upper windows, inserted narrow door to right of right window. An old stone door lintel visible to left of window. Right half (Isfryn) has two-window range of horned 4-pane sashes, brick chimney on stone base on E end wall. E end roof is carried down over 2-storey 3-bay veranda with two turned posts at first floor, the right bay weatherboarded, and two iron posts below, the second bay infilled. Within, a doorway and first floor 16-pane sash with brick repair work on left side. N rear elevation to road has double flight of rubble stone and slate steps to right, to double three-panel doors of former pay office, with 9-pane sash window to left, and large rendered stone chimney on roof verge to right, with smaller rendered brick shaft. Masonry joint between left and right parts, suggesting W half is earlier. The right half is windowless with added raking buttress and projection to left (the end wall of the veranda).

Interior altered, some six-panel doors.