The house on the left is Anghorfa. Once a grocery shop, it was known as Commercial House.
The cottage on the right is Llain which in 1841 was a carpenter's shop. It is now a Grade II listed building. The patch of ground in front of the red door is still known as Penpwlllif from the time that there was a hole there in which the apprentice stood and held the lower end of the saw while his master stood above and they both sawed heavy timbers.
Both these house are on the Census Returns but Llain is shown as Blaencwm in the 1841 Return.

Click the left of the picture to take the Aberarth road.
Click the centre of the picture to take the Llanon road..
Click the right of the picture to take the road to Cross Inn.