Barn at Bron Clydwr

The barn at Bron Clydwr is a rubble-stone structure with a replacement slate roof. On the southern side facing the yard, there is a central lintelled doorway flanked by ventilation strips, with a boarded door at the right end. A battered buttress is set back from the left end. Attached to the left (downhill) gable end is a lean-to, which features a boarded door in a narrowed original opening and a ventilation strip to its right. The right (uphill) gable end, where the ground is higher, includes a loft doorway. At the rear, there is another lintelled doorway, flanked by two ventilation strips on the right and a single ventilation strip on the left, where there is also an adjoining stone wall.

The barn has a five-bay roof supported by trusses that include tie beams, queen posts, and raking struts. In the uphill gable end, to the right of the loading door, the loft contains a blocked fireplace, likely indicating its former use as accommodation for farm workers.