Stables and cartshed adjoining cornbarn at Cors y Gedol Hall

The stables and cartshed adjoining the cornbarn at Cors y Gedol Hall are a single-storey structure built at right angles to the southeast corner of the corn barn, with a lofted cartshed extending at right angles to the south. The building features mortared rubble masonry that includes rounded stones and large boulders, while the cartshed is faced in dressed coursed stone, all under slate roofs. The main elevation faces the yard to the west. The stables are designed as a mirrored pair, each with central doorways and flanking windows; however, no doors or glazing remain, though the lower windows have hit and miss ventilators. At the rear, there is a pitching door that is offset to the left. The lofted cartshed, which is advanced from the right side of the stable range, contains two cart bays separated by a dressed stone pillar, each featuring a massive stone lintel. Above these is a round-headed pitching door, and a ball finial is located at the gable apex. There is also a pitching door offset to the left in the rear wall and a blocked doorway to the right. The interior was not inspected during the survey.