A terrace of six houses built in the mid to later 19th century as properties for long seasonal letting to superior families.
Nos 1-4 now combined as Four Oaks Hotel, Nos 5-6 now combined as Cae Mor Hotel.
(D J Percival 11.01.2001)


Terrace of four storeys and basement with colour-washed render and slate hipped roofs. THere is a symmetrical front elevation of 12 bays, the end blocks slightly advanced. Each building has quoins, a first floor stringcourse, second floor sill band, third floor panelled sill band, and a bracketed eaves cornice. Rectangular bay windows with pilasters extend down from the first floor to basement, second floor windows have triangular pediments on consoles, while both the second and third floor windows have segmental headed sash lights.
(Source; Cadw listing description) S Fielding RCAHMW 01/12/2005