Farm buildings at Glanllyn Farm

The nucleus of the group is a barn, perhaps of the late C18. An L-plan stable range was later added against its gable end, and other ancillary buildings against its front wall. Barn is built of local rubble field stone with heavier stones as quoins. Slate roofs. Enlarged wide doorway in rear wall, with paired tiered vent slits to its right. Windows on each floor (probably associated with insertion of loft), and loft entry ro their left. Gable end has dove holes and ledges as feature at gable apex, and small lower opening with massive stone lintel. Projecting gabled wing and integral lean-to on front elevation. Stable block comprises L-shaped range with higher block at south end. Local rubble stone, with dressed stone to lintels. Slate roofs. Higher block is symmetrically arranged with central doorway (plan door with over-light) with tall loft entry over. Flanking windows to ground floor, and boarded window at upper right. Loft door in gable end (stairs removed since 1999); lean-to at rear. Stepped down from this is a further small stable or store, with small-paned window to left of doorway, and small boarded window above the doorway. This range continues beyond the barn to rear, with second divided doorway and a window on each floor. At right-angles, further probable stable has near-symmetrical elevation, with central doorway and flanking windows, all with heavy stone lintels. Two upper windows at left and centre, both with small paned glazing.

Tall stable at south incorporates probably late C16 ceiling from Hen Glanllyn: this features cross-beams with deeply moulded chamfers and rare central boss with hexfoil motif. Deep chamfered joists.