Barn at Tyddyn Tlodion

To the L, firstly a brick stable block, and then a slightly higher stable block, mainly of stone, but with substantial brickwork to the right. The long main section has a corrugated iron roof. The front wall has a stone plinth, and retains areas of timber framing with brick infill, and the wall plate is visible below the eaves. There is a door towards the L, a further door near the centre, a window, and a doorway near the R end. At right angles to the R, a block with slate roof, chiefly in stone, but with former cart entrance filled-in with brickwork. The rear of the main block is chiefly timber-framed with brick infill (there is a section in stone). The R end is partly rendered, and there appear to be 2 panels retaining wattle-and-daub infill.

The main block has 4 bays, and retains old purlins and its wall plates, but has a modern ridge. Entering via L doorway, to L is brick gable shared with stable; to R, a cruck with heavy tie-beam bearing vertical post to collar; some vertical members of framing below tie-beam. Entering via next doorway, there is a similar cruck to R, the lower part obscured by boarding. The R doorway leads to the 2-bay former house; at L end the rear of the second cruck; then a brick partition presumably on site of lost cruck; then R end gable of the main block (partly obscured at time of inspection), a cruck with remodelled apex.