Ty Penrheol is a later 19th century small country house, possibly of c1870-80. Constructed of red brick with slate deep-eaved roofs, the house is two and a half storeys and has a symmetrical facade with a centre advanced bay with a shallow gable and pair of small arched attic lights with stucco keystones. There is a centre door in a stucco gabled porch having an open pediment.

Reference: Cadw listed buildings database.
RCAHMW, 2009.