Ty Tadcu

Townhouse with restored Tudor-style frontage. Built of stone, rendered and painted; steep-pitched slate roof with brick end stack to right. Two storeys and attic. Two quarry-glazed casement windows with centre mullions in reveals to first floor, three to ground floor and centre-left Tudor-arched doorway within extended surround incorporating small side light ; boarded door.

Fine interior with notable timber ceilings to both floors with heavy deeply chamfered and stopped cross beams; the close-set joists are also chamfered and stopped. Ground floor has large fireplace to living room with deep chamfered stone lintel and bread oven. Tudor-arched doorway to stairs beside fireplace, of stone with wooden treads; blocked mullioned staircase window. Ceiling at dividing wall with current entrance hall shows clear sign of alteration with cut-off joists. Further similar fireplace to first floor, similar beamed ceilings and similar Tudor-arched doorway to attic stairs, which are of timber; further side window with diamond mullions. Pegged A-frame roof truss visible in attic, the lower surface of the collar slightly arched. The W first floor room has the joists on rather than set into the beams. To rear is the site of a former timber post and panel screen with mortices and broken tenons, possibly showing by a gap in the mortices the site of a former passage associated with the neighbouring house; unusually arched blocked wooden doorway at division; beam here rests on a corbel.