Former Domestic Range at Melai

Two-storey rectangular range of whitened and roughcast rubble with cruck-framed origins; roof of large, graded C19 slates, with a squat end chimney to the NW. Segmental entrance to the L of centre with C19 boarded door; beyond this is a C19 12-pane casement with later casement section to centre. The building is linked to the main farmhouse by a short, high wall of rendered rubble, with a round-headed arch to the centre. To the R of this connecting wall is a further, square-headed entrance, with boarded door and rectangular overlight. To the R of this are 2 plain window openings with modern glazing; to the far R is another entrance, as before. Four windows with modern glazing to upper floor, under the eaves. The NW gable has a modern external access to an upper entrance with deeply-recessed modern part-glazed door; the SE gable has an open loading bay.

The rear roof pitch is shallower to the last bay on the R, indicating C19 extension. A primary rubble plinth is visible.

Three-bay interior with 2 pairs of cruck blades embedded in the wall; that to the SE is a partition truss (perhaps originally an end truss) with vertical strut framing partly obscured by lath and plaster. The trusses show double pegging.