Converted stables and cartshed range to S of Cors y Gedol Hall

This building is a converted agricultural range consisting of three structures arranged in a U-shaped plan, with an additional wing aligned north-south at the southwest corner. It is constructed of mortared rubble masonry, featuring large stones as quoins and lintels, and has a slate roof with stone copings.

The northern arm of the range has its main elevation facing the gatehouse and hall to the north. It includes a four-window arrangement divided into two units. The right unit has a central doorway flanked by windows, while the left unit consists of a two-window range. The doorway features gritstone dressings with a segmental arched head and jambs that have roll moulding, and the windows are transomed casements. A small ridge stack indicates the division between the two units. At the rear, there is a boarded door offset to the left end, with a two-light casement directly above it and a similar first-floor window to the right over another transomed casement. The right-hand unit has two boarded doors and a loft door in the gable.

At the northeast corner, a flight of stone steps leads up to the yard to the east. The eastern arm of the 'U' was originally a lofted cartshed with two bays facing the yard to the west; its openings are now blocked. It is built against rising ground, with original access to the upper floor from the rear via three boarded doors offset to the left end.

The southern arm of the range features a ground floor doorway within a rough stone porch, which has external stone steps leading up to the loft door above. The loft doorway is situated in a hipped roof gable dormer that breaks the eaves line. To the right, there is a ground floor window, and at the far right end, a doorway with a stone lintel inscribed with the initials and date: V / 17 W C 63, indicating William and Catherine Vaughan. An additional wing has been added at a lower level at the far right end, featuring a wide cartshed or garage doorway that faces the yard to the north, with the range extending to the rear.

The interior was not inspected at the time of the survey.