The Wynn Rooms at Bodysgallen Hall

The main former stable block is 2-storey of rubble stone and renewed slate roof. To the car park on the NE side it has stone external steps at the L end to a modern timber-framed wooden gabled 1st-floor porch on a wooden post. The porch has a 6-light wood-mullioned leaded window. Below the steps is an integral recess, probably for a dog kennel. Below the porch is an inserted 2-light steel-framed casement window. Further R is a former doorway under a timber lintel, with similar steel-framed casement. In the 1st floor are 2 small windows to the R of the porch and further R a former loft doorway under a timber lintel, also with inserted window. In the L (SE) gable end the ground is higher and has an inserted 1st-floor glazed door. The rear has an outshut on the R side, with boarded door and vent in its L end wall. The main range has brick round-headed openings in the lower storey, comprising double-glazed doors and 12-pane horned sash window, both under small-pane overlights. The 1st floor also has a smaller 12-pane sash window. The R (NW) gable end of the main range has a pitching eye with inserted leaded glazing. Against the R gable end is a lower hipped 1-storey link to a 2-storey former tack room and groom's accommodation. On the NE side the link has double boarded doors. The NE front of the tack room has small steps down to a small vented boarded door. On its L side is a stone mounting block. A diamond-leaded 2-light window is upper L. The L-hand gable end, facing the main range, has a 2-light diamond-leaded window and small attic window. The R gable end projects on the R-hand side and its central stack is corbelled on the L side. The L side also has a 3-light window and small attic window. Behind the ground level is higher and a glazed door opens to a terrace at 1st-floor level.

Altered interior. However original roof trusses have been retained in the main range which has a 4-bay roof with collar-beam trusses and raking struts. RCAHM Wales recorded a joist-beam ceiling in the lower storey.