Stables and granary at Dinam

The stables and granary at Dinam is a two-unit, two-storey building with a single-storey lean-to addition at the rear (west). Access to the granary is provided by stone steps located at the right gable end. The structure is constructed from rubble masonry and features a roof made of small slates with a tiled ridge.

The entrance to the stables is on the east side, featuring a widened door with a continuous timber lintel to the left and a narrow door to the right, which has a segmentally-arched brick head with a stone keystone. The first floor, designated as the granary, includes a single central opening in the east wall with boarded shutters, and entry is through a boarded door in the north gable wall. The south gable wall has boarded double doors with a hoist pulley above, while the ground floor features a 20-pane sash window with a slate lintel, offset to the east side.

Inside, the ground floor room is divided into two units by a central chamfered beam, and the rear wall contains a blocked window. The granary consists of three roof bays with exposed, sawn timber A-frame trusses. A crudely chamfered beam with shaped collar ends is located at the center. The granary floor is bordered by upright slates, and there is torching along the length of the roof.