No 41 including Gates and Railings to Forecourt

No 41, along with Nos 41-47 (odd), features gates and railings to the forecourts on the west side of New Road. The buildings are constructed from brown snecked rubble stone with slate roofs, although Nos 43, 45, and 47 have had their roofs replaced with concrete tiles. The roofs are slightly stepped between Nos 43 and 45, and between Nos 45 and 47. Each house has 2+ storeys and a 2-window range.

In the left bay, there is a 5-panel door with an overlight, set within a fine painted timber Roman Doric doorcase that includes fluted columns, a triglyph frieze, and a cornice. Above this door is a plate-glass cambered-headed sash window in a Bath stone flush surround, complete with a cambered dripmould and a carved keystone. To the right, there is a large 2-storey painted timber canted bay window featuring slightly cambered heads on large plate glass sashes, with matching Doric friezes on each floor and slim column angle shafts. The upper window has a low pitched leaded roof, and there is a similar leaded skirt between the lower cornice and the upper sill. Above the bay, there is an eaves-breaking stone gable with fretted bargeboards, ashlar quoins, and a smaller cambered-headed sash window in an ashlar surround, also with a dripmould and keystone.

The front gardens are enclosed by dwarf rubble walls topped with cast-iron railings that feature an intersecting oval pattern typical of Llanelli, along with iron gateposts and matching gates.