Stable and Cart House Range at Tan-yr-Ogof Farm

Two-storey rectangular building of local limestone rubble with limestone dressings; corbelled-out, un-battlemented parapet, broken on the W side, with modern, mono-pitch tiled roof. Tall stable entrances to the long sides with Tudor-arched heads; pegged, chamfered doorcases with small-pane overlights. Tudor-arched windows to upper floors at both ends, with modern glazing. Early C20 rectangular loading bay to N end with boarded doors. At the NW corner, a bartizan with sham-machicolated upper stage. The long W side has an upper Tudor-arched loading bay with recessed door.

Adjoining to the E and forming an L with the stable block are 2 cart-house additions, stepped-down in two sections. Of local rubble construction with slate roofs, tiled ridges and later brick gable parapets. The principal section, to the L, has large Tudor-arched entrances to both sides; C19 boarded double doors. The right-hand section, formerly a twin-bay cart shed, has post-war brick reduction to the L; its rear roof pitch is of corrugated asbestos.

Wide, Tudor-arched cart entrance to primary block, contained within later carthouse and originally external; part-cobbled floor.