Pen Cefyl

Pen Cefyl is a building consisting of three consecutive houses, constructed from local random rubble that has been painted over, with a natural slate roof. It is two storeys high and has a double depth plan, originally designed as four single-window cottages in a terrace. The central entrances serve the middle houses, while the end houses have entrances in the outer bays, resulting in a ground floor layout of D : W : W : D : D : W : W : D. Each house features four-panel doors with small slated hoods supported by brackets, paired in the center. The windows on the ground floor are 8 over 8 pane sashes, while those on the upper floor are 4 over 8 pane sashes. Above the central doors, there is a painting flanked by painted boards that read "LLYTHYRDY RHYD-Y-MEIRCH" and "POST OFFICE LLANOVER." The roof is plain, with a paired stone stack positioned between each pair of houses. The right return gable has three modern casement windows. The rear elevation is partially visible, showing that each house has a small two-storey wing. The interior was not inspected during the resurvey, but it is likely that the houses have very small rooms.