NW farm range at Home Farm

A multi-purpose farm range of L-shaped plan and implement store and barn at the NW end. Of brick with slate roof. Segmental-headed windows are small-pane iron-frame casements with Gothic glazing bars characteristic of the Abbey Cwmhir Estate. Facing the yard (E) is a cow house with 2 cast iron ridge ventilators. Boarded doors are L of centre and at the R end, and 3 segmental-headed opening have wooden vents A corbelled central gabled loft opening has boarded shutters. Further R are a boarded door and metal-framed window under wooden lintels. The S gable end has an inserted doorway and loft opening with wooden shutters. The rear of the cow house has 8 small vents, now glazed, a segmental-headed window and doorway the L end.

The NE end of the N wing is an addition separated from the original building by vertical joints. Facing the yard (E) are wide boarded doors, and on the N side a 3-light window. Further R the original range has three 3-light windows, a 2-light window and boarded door. The gabled implement store projecting at the NW end is open-fronted under a weatherboarded gable. In its W side wall is a 3-light window. Attached at right angles to the S gable end of the implement store is a taller barn. In its N wall it has a wide segmental-headed doorway R of centre, a narrower doorway to its L and inserted doorway to its R. The loft has 2 shuttered openings and diamond-patterned breathers centre-R. The W gable end is clad in corrugated metal sheets, with the wall of a former lean-to. Attached to the S side a former range has mostly fallen and been covered by a recent metal shed. The E gable end has a segmental boarded door lower L, a similar loft door, and diamond-patterned breathers in the gable.

The rear of the N wing comprises 3 gabled bays with bullseye vents and iron grilles in the gables, segmental-headed doorways in the central and R-hand bays, inserted window in the central bay and wide lintelled doorway in the L-hand bay.