Outbuilding to NW of Bodlondeb

This is a 2-storey outbuilding located to the northwest of Bodlondeb, constructed from red-brown rubble, likely quarried on site, and topped with a tile roof featuring overhanging eaves, ridge tiles, and moulded finials. The west roof slope includes three added skylights. The south front has a hipped roof and grey rock-faced quoins and dressings. It features three segmental-headed replacement windows on the ground floor, with similar windows on the first floor to the right and left, and a central segmental-headed former loading door beneath a gable.

The three-window west wall has openings with rock-faced jambs and brick segmental heads for the replacement windows. The entrance, which is offset to the right of center, has a replacement boarded door with an overlight, flanked by a shallow window on the right and another window on the left. The first floor has windows above the entrance and on the left side, while the right side features a raised gable with a finial, which includes a window that has replaced the original door. The two-window north gable end has replacement windows under brick segmental heads, and a former loading door is located in the upper right.

The building has not been inspected.