Outbuildings in farm-court at Coetmor Farm

The outbuildings at Coetmor Farm are constructed from rubble stone and feature slate roofs. On the east side, there are pigsties attached to the corner of the barn, while the north side includes a cow-house. The west side consists of tall open-bay loose-boxes for cattle, which are accompanied by walled yards in front. The east side has a row of three low pig-sties with walled yards, followed by a taller stable range that has a hipped roof and connects at the left corner to the north range. The stable features three doors and three windows, alternating with slate slab lintels. The north range mirrors this design with a window, door, and two additional windows. The west range, which has a hipped roof to the south, is taller and includes two pairs of full-height openings supported by square stone piers. In front, there are two square high-walled yards, with the northeast and northwest outer angles of the yard also hipped.