Former Stable Range at Tyn Llan Farm

The Former Stable Range at Tyn Llan Farm is a 19th-century building constructed of whitewashed rubble with a slate roof featuring skylights and red ridge tiles. The yard elevation has four bays, each with loft doors, the leftmost of which has a lower sill. The ground floor includes cambered openings with a door on the left flanked by pivot windows, while the right side has a bricked-up doorway, a second door with a window to the right, and a cartshed entrance with boarded doors set into an earlier cambered arch. There is a ventilation slit on the left gabled return, and the right return features a single-storey lean-to and brick dove boxes in the gable. The rear elevation has ventilation slits on the right, an opening to the loft, and two windows, one of which is in a blocked door. The central window is flanked by two drip moulds, but there is no evidence of an opening.

This building is included for group value with the other listed buildings of Tyn Llan Farm, as well as the parish church and the churchyard gatepiers. The interior features heavy, roughly chamfered ceiling beams, a king post roof, and a brick partition, although a full inspection of the interior was not possible during the 1995 survey.