Interesting Local Buildings
- Seion Methodist Chapel and Vestry - 1841
- Former Seion Chapel - 1819
- Llannerch y Felin - Elizabethan Snowdonia-type house
- Bodafon and Fronfa - houses adjacent to the former post office
- Llais Afon - large village house with original sash windows and former carpenters workshop
- Coed Mawr Hall - Probably mid-19th century
- Rock House - Large house above Coed Mawr Hall
- Tan yr Onnen cottage with dated gate stone (post card view from 1960s at Francis Frith collection)
- Glyn Isa - 17th-century country house
- Gilfach - with lovely gardens
- The old cobbler's shop facing the road (near Ty Gwyn)
- Pandy - the manor (historically, Pandy was Lord of the Manorial common)
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