Bakehouse with attached former pigsties at Coedmynydd Isaf

This is a single-storey bakehouse with attached former pigsties located at Coedmynydd Isaf. The bakehouse is constructed of whitewashed rubble stone with larger quoins and features a slate roof with a brick stack on the right side. Facing the former farmyard, it has a boarded door on the left side and a shuttered opening on the right with a wooden frame.

On the left side, which is downhill, are the pigsties made of rubble stone and covered with a slate roof. There are two walled pens made of rubble stone walls facing the yard, which have monolithic gate posts and a dividing wall between them that features coarse cement coping. The pens still retain some original cobbles. The rear roof slope is covered with corrugated iron and forms a larger sty, which has its own walled pen on the opposite side, complete with brick gate piers and a replaced gate. The opening to the rear sty is under a wide timber lintel but has been narrowed by rubble stone infill. Above this opening is a ledge with an opening for a pigeon's nesting box.

Inside, the bakehouse retains a large oven made of rubble stone that incorporates a fine brick-domed oven. It also has a 19th-century cast iron boiler set in a brick surround.