Barn and stable at Graig Arthur Farm

The building is a rubble stone barn and stable at Graig Arthur Farm, featuring a slate roof and a coped gable at the left end. It faces a yard to the north, with the barn on the left side and the stable on the right. The barn includes a segmental-headed doorway leading to the original threshing bay, which is flanked by two tiers of ventilation strips on the right side and similar strips at a lower level on the left. To the right, the doorway to the original stable is accompanied by late 19th-century metal-framed windows, all under wooden lintels, and has a boarded loft opening above. There is a lower extension on the right side, attached to the house, which features a segmental-headed doorway with a boarded door.

A modern shed is attached at right angles to the left front corner of the barn. The left gable end contains a loft doorway beneath a wooden lintel. At the rear of the barn, there are steel-framed sheds attached. The threshing bay doorway has a stone segmental head but is infilled with rubble stone below corrugated iron sheets, and it is flanked by ventilation strips similar to those at the front.

The barn has an inserted loft floor.