Agricultural Range to the W of Plas-yn-Llan

Large agricultural range of limestone rubble construction under a slate roof, with corrugated iron to the majority of the rear pitch. The central section is a barn, and two masonry breaks are discernible here implying subsequent enlargement. Large cart bay to L with exposed timber lintel and 2 open lights above, each with segmental head; rough-dressed limestone voussoirs. To the R is an entrance with head as before, and a large open window to its R, formerly an entrance. Beyond this is a stable entrance with boarded door and a similar large window to the R; 2 unglazed openings under the eaves above. Next is a further stable door with a tall barn entrance to its R. This is stepped up and has a boarded stable door, with a boarded loading bay in pegged timber frame above. R of this is a further, open, entrance, with flanking horizontal lights and a square boarded window above, under the eaves. Adjoining flush to the R, stepped down slightly from the main block and with shallower roof pitch, is a 2-bay storeyed addition with 2 open entrances, that to the L with segmental arch, as before; unglazed opening under the eaves above the latter. The L (W) gable end has an upper entrance, the stone external steps to which survive in part. The rear is set into the hill-slope and has 3 unequally spaced entrances, together with ventilation slits and a window opening at far R.

Three-bay barn section with opposing barn doors and C19 tie-beam and raking strut trusses.