"Muriau" on "Lôn Fel" includes a group of partly 17th century farm buildings set around a square, which were converted into houses by Elizabeth Williams Ellis of Chwilog. "Muriau Poethion" contains an early spiral staircase going round a large inglenook fireplace. North of "Ffordd Pwllheli", several mansions are along the lane, now named "Lôn Fel Uchaf". "Parciau" was once owned by Ellis Annwyl Owen, rector of Llanystumdwy from 1837 to 1846, whilst "Parciau Mawr" has a notable 19th century hay barn. "Bryn Awelon" was the home of David Lloyd George before the First World War, and later of his daughter Megan. Nearby, on "Arfonia Terrace", is "Parciau Uchaf", a farmhouse dating from 1829.