Former Smithy and Engine-House at Bodrhyddan Home Farm

The Former Smithy and Engine-House at Bodrhyddan Home Farm is located to the west of the driveway to the Home Farm, just north of Ffordd Ffranc (the Dyserth Road). Built in the mid-19th century, it originally served as a smithy and engine house for operating farm machinery, and is now used as a grain store. The building features rough rubble walls and slate roofs, and is designed in an L-plan over two storeys, with a tall square chimney projecting from the southeast corner.

The main elevation faces north and includes wide segmentally arched entrances on either side, with three segmentally arched windows between them. These openings have been partially infilled due to the change of use. There are also windows in the east and south elevations, which have stone cills and lintels. This building is a notable surviving example of mid-19th century farm architecture, particularly significant for its association with powered machinery.