Outbuilding at Pennant

Possibly contemporary with the house, and of mid C18 date, though likely to incorporate earlier structures. An integrated range of farmbuildings, including cow-house, tack room, cartshed, stores etc. and reputedly, a threshing floor. Timber framed, raised on stone and brick plinths, and mainly weatherboarded, but with some brick nogging and plaster over wattle and daub. Graded slate roofs. Long range (of 7 bays) has double doors to left (for cartshed etc), and smaller doors to right, giving access to tack room (with remarkably complete set of interior fittings), cow-house and feeding passage. Stores etc. in gabled wing to the right, which houses a series of dove nesting boxes in its gable apex.