Ty Llwyd

Farmhouse, painted render, slate roof and brick end stacks. Two-storey, 2-window front with C20 metal windows, two 2-light above, two 3-light below. Some dove-holes exposed at upper left corner. One C20 window each floor in left end wall, and C20 timber porch. C20 lean-to on right end. Added C19 rear wing in painted brick. Timber mullion windows shown in Fox & Raglan on rear of main house have all been replaced by C20 plastic windows.

Interior not accessible at time of survey, but moulded beams on both floors and 1st floor partition survive. Beams are said to be 5-sided, bead-moulded at angles with the beads converging at stops. Said also to have large fireplace each end, closet by N end hall fireplace, stairs by S end parlour fireplace. Post-and-panel partition said to have unusual double-ogee mouldings, but to have lost door. Original N doorway, now to cellar, said to have 4-centred arch board head. Said to have oak beams and a little bit of panelling on the landing.