The second part (pre-1827) of an early nineteenth-century terrace of houses for the coal and iron-ore miners of the Llwydcoed Ironworks complex. These second four houses were built to varying plans with an alternating plan for neighbouring single-fronted houses with two storeys and having two rooms. The lower upper floor have windows meeting the eaves and have stone cills. The houses have flagstone floors and a fireplace with brick-built oven and stairs with stone winders. There are 'ton' slates on the roofs.

Stephen Hughes, 24.08.2006 citing fieldnotes made c.1970 by Jeremy Lowe. There is additional information in the Jeremy Lowe Industrial Housing database, Index no. 34.