Saddlers' Cottage, Stable, Bake and Brew House Range at Cefnamwlch

Saddlers' Cottage, Stable, Bake and Brew House Range at Cefnamwlch is a group of outbuildings located on the south side of the courtyard at Cefnamwlch. The buildings are constructed from rubble stone and topped with slate roofs, some featuring old small slates. The range includes lofted buildings at each end, with the brew-house and bake-house on the left and a later 19th-century saddler's cottage on the right.

The brew-house and bake-house have a 19th-century roof with overhanging verges. There is one upper three-light leaded horizontally-sliding window above a central plank door. To the right, there is a triple casement window and a plank door situated beneath a single massive slab lintel. The western end is rendered, featuring one loft window to the right of the stable roof. The rear side has a brick stack at the southwest corner and one window on each floor.

The stable range is a single-storey structure with ten openings, mostly positioned under the eaves. The arrangement includes a paired door and window on the left, followed by a plank door, a triple casement window (partly leaded) in a former door space, two small windows (one in a blocked door), another door, a triple casement window, another door, a door with a slab lintel, and a 20th-century window to the right. There is also a red brick ridge stack.

The saddler's cottage features two windows with eaves-breaking casement pairs under shallow-pitched stone dormer gables. The ground floor has a large casement pair in the center and a door to the right. The left end has a stone chimney, while the right end includes a loft window. The cottage also has overhanging verges and one window on each floor at the rear.

The bake-house and brew-house range is noted to have a large fireplace, and the stable features pegged collar-trusses.