Courtyard and ranges at Mona

To the rear of the main house, and abutting the NW wing, is a U-shaped planned range of outbuildings around a large courtyard. Built of local rubble masonry with dressed stone heads to the coachhouse bays, other openings with slate lintels; roofs of slates laid to diminishing courses, a single roughly-dressed stone ridge stack to the NE end of the SE range. The courtyard is dominated by a lofted 5-bay coachhouse, centrally placed along the linking (SW) range. The coachhouse is taller than, and advanced from the abutting buildings; the ground floor has 5-bays with shallow elliptical ashlar heads, some bays with double boarded doors, the central bay with opposing opening to the rear, originally leading to the courtyard beyond. Each bay has a centrally placed 1st floor opening; the central 3 are louvred, that to the left (SE) has a 6-pane light, that to the right (NW) now boarded. The abutting buildings are lofted stables, with 1st floor servants accommodation, the ranges have boarded doors and some of the original 6-pane lights remaining; other openings blocked, boarded or open. The roof at the NE end of the NW range has been re-roofed with corrugated iron.