Glanydon

Glanydon is a group of four simple classical buildings from the 19th century, featuring two-storey fronts. The outer two buildings are roughcast and three windows wide, while the inner two have scribed render and are two windows wide. They have slate roofs, with Ancorfa having a hipped roof at the right end, and all have boxed eaves along with three rendered stacks and one brick stack. The Ancorfa has rusticated quoins, and the others have cill bands. The buildings feature sash windows of various types, with lugged architraves and ornamental keystones on the ground floor. The outer doorways also have lugged architraves with keystones, while the inner doorways have panelled architraves, though all have modern doors. The left end is plain roughcast, and the right end has scribed render, which adjoins "Dolwen" on Victoria Street.