Troedyrhiw

Troedyrhiw is a two-storey, double-fronted building constructed from rubble stone, which was originally roughcast. It features a steep hipped roof covered in graded slate and has a prominent central ridge stack with stone base and painted brick shafts. The front of the building has 20th-century casement windows that have replaced the original sash windows. The ground floor displays rough stone voussoirs, while timber lintels are found above the windows. There is an off-centre ledged door with rough voussoirs. The end walls are windowless, and there is an outshut at the rear that includes a 20th-century hipped addition on the right.

Inside, the northern room contains a fireplace with an oak lintel, while the southern room has a 20th-century fireplace. There are also 20th-century stairs at the rear and one window with stone voussoirs located in the rear internal wall.