Exterior

Agricultural range of 2 sections, a primary, probably C18 carthouse to the R and an additional cart and stable extension adjoining to the L, probably of the second-quarter C19. Of whitened rubble with old small-slate roof to the primary cart bay section, with corrugated iron to the slightly higher roof of the additional block. The former has 2 plain square cart bays with exposed timber lintels; above are two 2-light square, open windows under the eaves. The R gable end has an external flight of stone steps leading to an upper boarded entrance with stopped-chamfered frame; exposed lintel as before. The later section has a stable entrance to L with boarded door and cambered lintel with painted voussoirs; flanking this are 2 modern steel-framed windows. To the R is a depressed-arched cart entrance with voussoirs as before; this is partly reduced and has C20 stable door with 4-pane incorporated window to the R. The upper floor has 3 equally-spaced small rectangular windows under the eaves, of 2 lights with wooden mullions and boarded shutters.

Interior

The interior was not inspected at the time of survey.

Reasons for Listing

Included for group value with other listed items at Ty Isa Trofarth .

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29497464

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