Pen Cefyl

Pen Cefyl is a building consisting of Nos. 1-3, which are three connected houses. It is constructed from local random rubble that has been painted over, topped with a natural slate roof. The structure is two storeys high and features a double depth plan, originally designed as four single-window cottages in a terrace. The middle houses have paired central entrances, while the end houses have entrances in the outer bays, resulting in a ground floor arrangement of doors and windows as follows: D : W : W : D : D : W : W : D. The entrances consist of four-panel doors with small slated hoods supported by brackets, paired in the center. The ground floor windows are 8 over 8 pane sashes, while the upper floor windows 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, featuring paired stone stacks 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 seen during the resurvey, but it is expected that the houses have very small rooms.