Boiling house with attached privy at Caerau

Single storey boiling house range with attached privy and shed. The main part has rubble walls with widely slobbered mortar, and grouted roof of old small slates. Tall central chimney stack with thin capping, flaunching and red pot (marking the R gable end of the original free-standing boiling house). The boiling house has a (modern boarded) door in the L (N) gable end. Small timber-framed 6-pane fixed light window to centre of front elevation. Attached to the R (S) end of the boiling house is a storage shed with a single doorway to the L, in the main elevation. Attached to the L (N) end of the boiling house is a former privy, with rendered walls and a corrugated iron roof. Modern boarded door with the date '1936' over. Attached to the R (S) end of the storage shed is a second shed; timber-framed and clad in corrugated iron.