Cowhouse and Stable Range at Rhydyddauddwr Farm

The Cowhouse and Stable Range at Rhydyddauddwr Farm is likely from the early 19th century, though it may include parts of an earlier structure. Together with the adjoining farmhouse to the northeast, these buildings create one side of a U-shaped farmstead, with a shelter shed to the southeast and a detached barn facing them.

The northwest elevation features three doorways; the leftmost has a cambered brick head, while the others have timber lintels. There is a single loft entry towards the center, with ventilation slits on either side. On the farmyard side, there is a doorway with flanking windows on the left, followed by three additional doorways. Square upper windows alternate with ventilation slits. A fourth doorway and a blocked window to the right belong to a separate, earlier phase of the building, which seems to pre-date the house immediately to its right. The main part of the range has a king-post roof construction of standard type.