Office Range at South West of Nantclwyd Hall

The office range located to the southwest of Nantclwyd Hall is a long building primarily constructed of stone, with some brickwork, and features a slate roof topped by a large central brick chimney. Adjacent to the east side are minor estate offices and a vine house, while a high wall from the gardens is attached at the southwest corner. Older openings have been restored with brick jambs. On the east side, two windows extend through the eaves and are fitted with low catslide dormers. Notable features include the north and south gables, which were added by Clough Williams Ellis and are finished in colour-washed render with grey quoins, visually connecting the building to the entrance archway. Each gable rises to a Dutch style with hollowed flanks and corner urns. The south elevation includes a sash window above a door that has a hollow hood, while the north elevation is blank.