Tan-y-garth is a single-storey rubble house with an attic, sited along a slope. There is a tall square chimney at the hall end of the house, and a small stack to the opposite gable. Part of one gable wall is timber-framed, suggesting that the whole house may have been so constructed. Internally, a timber-framed partition separates the hall from the entry, and exposed ceiling beams are visible to the hall.
Associated with Tan-y-garth barn (Nrpn 37263) and garden (Nprn 266490)
Source: DE/DOM/SJ23NW, from a report by Peter Smith
J. Archer, RCAHMW, 12.10.2004