2 Velindre

House, painted stucco or roughcast, middle section of house now divided into 3, Nos 1 to 3 Felindre. Two storey terrace-like long range of nine bays, divided 2-3-4, i.e. 2 bays to No 1, 3 bays to No 2, and 4 to No 3. Slate roofs. No 1 has a wing with canted end running E from rear N end. End chimneys to each section in yellow and black brick, later C19 to No 1, and C20 red brick to No 3.

First floor has nine 16-pane sashes right along, 3 to No 2, the third window set considerably lower and also in wider bay, marking a kind of division between the main house and No 3 the service range. Ground floor has floor-length 20-pane sashes to main rooms, one to left of No 1 and 2 in left 2 bays of No 2 which has a door (not aligned with window above) in third bay (replacing a small sash window). No 2 has a hipped-roofed parallel rear range.

Six-panel doors to both front and rear ranges. Front ground floor room has 2 arched recess on N wall corresponding to similar recesses in S wall of No 1. No cornice, simple architrave to door. Loft has possibly C18 oak truss with collar cut to curve, set lower than the 2 trusses to N, indication of an earlier building rebuilt.