Coach House at Glansevern Hall (including Courtyard Wall, Gate-Piers and Gates)

The Coach House at Glansevern Hall, which includes the courtyard wall, gate-piers, and gates, is a 19th-century brick structure with a hipped slate roof. It is two stories high and features a four-window range with a doorway located to the right of the center. The windows are mainly leaded, with transoms and cambered brick heads on the ground floor. The former coach house encloses the courtyard to the east and is also made of brick, topped with a slate roof and a cupola. This building is two stories tall, with two-window ranges on either side of a central pedimented block. The central block is highlighted by pilasters and has a wide central bay with paired wide segmental openings on the ground floor. The upper windows have been renewed in earlier openings, and there is a segmentally arched doorway and passage entry in the outer bays, with blind windows above. The courtyard is enclosed to the north by a brick wall with plain stone copings and paired cast-iron gates.