Velindre House

Velindre House is a two-storey house with a three-window facade, built from limewashed slate rubble. The building features mainly 12-pane timber sash windows and has pitched slated roofs with rendered brick end stacks. The facade includes a replacement ground floor center door located beneath a porch that has a wide overhang and pierced timber cross-latticed sides. On either side of the door are late 20th-century timber four-pane lights with plain reveals, slate sills, and stone voussoirs beneath the limewash. The upper floor has three similar openings, but these contain 12-pane painted timber sashes.

At the rear, there is a wing with a yellow brick end stack and a 9-pane first-floor sash window with a slate sill, situated above a corrugated lean-to roof. There is also a lower extension beyond this wing, constructed of rubble stone and topped with a pitched slated roof. The right gable end shows evidence of alterations, indicating that the original house was narrower and lower. The interior has not been inspected.