Columbarium at Glyntaff Cemetery

A single-storey building of coursed rock-faced Pennant sandstone, with dressings and central bay of reconstituted stone, under a roof which is hipped to the front, with graded grey slates to the front slope, but with darker N Wales slates to the rear. The front is divided into 7 unequal bays by battered buttresses and has simple pointed windows in surrounds with sunk spandrels. The central bay is beneath a coped parapet and the entrance set between pilaster strips. The four-centred doorway, with prominent keystone, has modern half-glazed doors but was originally open. At the rear there are outer gabled bays (the R-hand, W side at a splayed angle) which both have two 4-centred arches and were added in later in the C20. Between them is a colonnade under an outshut roof, of 7 bays with 4-centred arches. Tablets are attached to the walls of the colonnade, which also has a tile floor.

The entrance lobby has a mosaic floor, boarded ceiling and doors with vertical ribs leading to the W and E sides of the building. Both sides have a narrow central corridor with tile floor, and are divided into bays by pointed arches, all of plaster under a plaster ceiling. The W side has urns in niches, where the E side has commemorative tablets attached to the walls.