43 Drybridge Street

Stone rubble walls, rendered and painted, Welsh slate roof, red brick stacks. Cottage and attached outbuilding with vehicle entrance, single depth range parallel with street. Single storey plus attic, two bays with central entrance. Doorway offset to right, single small window to each side, both boarded up at time of resurvey (May 2004), recessed plank door. Moderate pitch roof with two small gabled dormers, end chimneys. Rear elevation not seen. To left of cottage, attached outbuilding. Painted rubble walling with tiled roof. Large vehicle entrance with double wooden doors glazed to upper part. Lean-to extension to rear.

Interior not available at resurvey, description taken from listing visit in 2003. Unmodernised interior with entrance passage flanked by boarded partitions and stone-flagged floor. The principal room to the right has a winding timber stair around the principal chimney. In the far wall of the left hand room is a very small opening with chamfered oak frame suggesting earlier origins to the building, this wall being formerly external before the addition of the outbuilding. Windows with deep splays, 4-pane timber glazing (visible only from interior since exterior covered at time of inspection).