Farm buildings to N of Wernfigin Isaf

The farm buildings located to the north of Wernfigin Isaf form a courtyard layout, featuring a large L-shaped northeast range of barns, with lower single-storey structures extending south from each end. The northern side includes a substantial barn range that has a high door, flanked by loops on the right and two doors on the left, which have brick heads. The right door has been converted into a window, and there is a larger boarded loft opening positioned above and slightly to the right of the window. The roof is covered with asbestos sheets.

Running perpendicular to this barn, to the south, is another barn of similar height, which also features a high door at the junction, a loop to the right, and a cambered-headed door with a brick head at the far right. The roof extends down as a pentice over this door. The southern gable has a loop situated above a lower range that has a slate roof and slopes downwards to the south. This section includes a door at the far left, followed by a cambered-headed door, two long horizontal openings beneath the eaves divided by a short brick pier, and double doors with a timber lintel.

At the western end of the northern range, there is a lower structure with a corrugated iron roof that extends westward, attached to another range that runs south. This southern range consists of two parts, with the upper section featuring a slate roof and a broad full-height door situated between two low horizontal openings beneath the eaves. There is an additional door at the extreme right. Downhill to the left is a smaller range that has one door located to the left of the center.