Bakehouse with attached former byre at Garnychain Farm

The building is a bakehouse with an attached former byre located at Garnychain Farm. It dates from an unspecified period and is constructed of rubble stone with a slate roof. The bakehouse features a large external chimney on the right gable end. Its front has stone segmental-headed openings, including a central doorway flanked by small windows.

The bakehouse is set back at the right end of the byre, which is also made of rubble stone and has a slate roof, though the left side has been replaced with corrugated asbestos-cement sheets. The byre contains two blocked doorways with segmental stone heads, along with wooden-lintelled doorways on both the right and left sides. An extension at the left end has a blocked window and a metal-framed loft window. The main part of the byre has a metal-framed loft window on the left and a boarded-up opening on the right. There is a monopitched projection against the left gable end.