Ty-coch, including attached Granary and Outhouse

Ty-coch, which includes an attached granary and outhouse, is a building constructed from local red sandstone rubble, mostly rendered and painted, with natural slate roofs featuring ridge tiles and red brick stacks. The link building has a stone slate roof. This long structure is primarily single depth and consists of various additions at the rear, with parts being two storeys and parts single storey and attic, measuring 5 to 6 bays in length.

The front elevation facing the garden features an upper storey granary on the left, with a store underneath and a taking-in door, all beneath a low pitch roof. There is a single storey link with a steeply pitched stone slate roof.

The main house has a central entry plan, characterized by a gabled porch and a panelled door. It has flanking sash windows with 6 over 6 panes and stone cills. The upper floor contains two additional windows and a central blind recess. The low pitch roof indicates a heightening, with red brick stacks on the gables, the larger one located on the right.

To the right, there is a lower range featuring a part glazed door and a casement window on the ground floor, with a gabled half dormer above. This section has a steeply pitched roof that aligns with the main house's roof line. The rear elevation displays varied replacement windows and additional alterations.

The interior details were not available during the resurvey.