Stables and attached Walled Garden to NE of Pentrehobyn

The stables and attached walled garden to the northeast of Pentrehobyn are a single-storey stable range built from rubble, featuring a slate roof and an offset chimney stack. The stable has a boarded door on the left, flanked by windows, with a small-pane sliding-sash window to the right and two modern garage doors beyond; all the windows are different. The rear wall is made of randomly bonded red brick, which continues with the west wall of the walled garden.

The walls of the walled garden form three sides and are faced externally in stone, while the inside is finished in red brick over a stone plinth. The copings are made of Buckley ware and date from the late 19th or 20th century. The west wall of the garden abuts the barn, which closes off the north side of the walled garden, but it is constructed separately.