Outbuildings at Pandy Newydd

The outbuildings at Pandy Newydd consist of a small L-shaped range of structures, along with a detached stable located immediately to the east. They are built from regularly coursed and dressed rubblestone blocks, topped with slate roofs. The roofs are gable-ended with coped verges and kneelers on the higher section, while the lower parts have hipped roofs.

The higher range features a boarded door leading to the upper floor at the north gable end, as well as a window with a stone cill and lintel on the west wall. There is an integral end stack on the south side with a brick shaft. The lower range, which is attached to the south gable end, has another window with a stone cill and lintel in its west wall and an entrance through a boarded door at the rear.

Inside, the outbuildings contain a cast-iron wash boiler and a bread oven.