Attached Agricultural Range to Nannerth Ffwrdd Farmhouse

The attached agricultural range to Nannerth Ffwrdd Farmhouse is a two-storey structure featuring three windows with modern glazing and stone sills. It is built from stone with heavy foundations and some brick dressings, topped with a slate roof. The building has a large stone chimney on the right and a brick chimney on the left. The first floor has three small-pane casement windows set at the eaves. On the ground floor, there is a central camber-headed doorway with a modern door, a camber-headed window to the left, and a larger window with a wooden lintel to the right. The right gable end has one broad window on each floor, positioned towards the rear. The rear of the building has three first-floor windows set at the eaves and one ground floor window to the right, with a blocked round-headed doorway to the left of this.

To the left of the farmhouse is an attached stable, barn, and cartshed range. This single-storey structure includes a lofted stable, constructed from stone and covered with a corrugated roof. On the right side, there are a pair of doors with a square loading door above leading to the stable loft. To the left, there is a large barn doorway with boarded doors, and a smaller doorway opposite at the rear. Additionally, there is a doorway with a boarded door to the left of the barn entrance. The range extends to the left beyond the original gable, featuring a broad entrance to the cartshed. The interior of the original range consists of four bays with trusses that have raking struts. The stable on the right is lofted and has a cobbled floor, with a low dividing wall between it and the adjacent bay, as well as part of a partition between the left bays. A stone ramp in front of the barn continues to form a platform in front of the house.