Cartshed and game larder at Dinam

This is a single-storey cartshed with a lofted game larder attached to the right (south) end, constructed from rubble masonry. The roof is covered with small slates, featuring a tiled ridge and stone copings, and there is a tall brick stack at the rear of the game larder. The cartshed is located at the left (north) end of the structure, with entrances facing west. It consists of two bays, each with a segmental-headed entrance formed by brick arches resting on rubble piers; each arch has a stressed extrados course.

The game larder is positioned at the right end of the building, with its front wall set back slightly from that of the cartshed. Access is provided through a square-headed doorway on the west side, which is slightly offset to the north end. This doorway features a slate lintel and contains a boarded door, with triangular vents flanking it—two on each side. A small-paned window is located in the south gable wall, and access to the loft is available via stone steps at the rear (east side).

Inside, the cartshed has three roof bays supported by exposed sawn timber trusses. The game larder includes game hooks on the joists and retains a small cast-iron fireplace against the rear wall.