Lofted stables at Plas Gwyn

C18 lofted stable block built of rubble masonry with widely slobbered mortar. Shallow hipped slate roof has rendered brick stack to R (N). The principal elevation is symmetrically planned, with entry to stables and tack room recessed under a wide segmental arch. Flanking ground floor windows are hornless 12-pane sashes, with similar 1st floor windows of 6 panes. The windows have flat brick heads and slate sills; the segmental arch is rendered. An external flight of stone steps along the S wall leads up to the loft door. To R of the doorway, set high on the wall, is a stone plaque which bears the initials and date: P / P M / 1777. Another plaque over the entrance is a commemorative slate tablet which reads: Paul Panton 1731-1797 Hynafiaethydd (Antiquary). There are 3 windows set low in the rear wall.

The stables have sawn joists, formerly with lath and plaster ceilings. Stone slab floors have been partially concreted over. The loft retains a small decorative iron grate.