6 Cwmdonkin Drive

This pair of semi-detached houses, built in the early 20th century, features two storeys with pebbledash elevations. The first floor at the front is tile-hung, and both houses have a hipped slate roof with a central red brick chimney. Each house includes a bracketed tile-hung gable above a two-storey splayed bay window. Number 5 has segmentally-headed horned sash windows, with small panes in the upper sashes and larger panes in the lower sashes. In contrast, number 6 has inappropriate replacement glazing. The entrances are located at the sides, with a later flat-roofed porch for number 5 and a later lean-to porch for number 6. There are two windows on the first floor. At the rear, both houses have long wings featuring first floor splayed oriel windows at the gabled ends.