Stable and cow house at Careg-yn-fol

Comprising the original range at a splayed angle to the house, of rubble stone and slate roof, and a lower byre and stable range at near right angles to it of rubble with some blue brick dressings and slate roof. The original range has, on the L side, a wide doorway under wooden lintel to the stable. To the L of centre and R end are byre doorways under wooden lintels with stable doors, with a small window between. The loft has boarded openings to the centre and L. To the rear is a lower projection on the R side, with blue-brick dressings and hipped slate roof. The end wall has an iron-framed window lower L and boarded loft opening. In the L (E) side wall is a doorway to the R and window L. The rear of the original range has 3 ventilation strips to the loft, and a part-vented window lower L, probably a manure-pitching hole originally. The R gable end is weatherboarded and attached to it is the lower added range.

Facing the yard it has a boarded door the L end, a stable door leading to a through-passage, then 3 alternate windows and doors. The 2 end doors and windows are enlarged with blue-brick surrounds. To the rear a round arch leads to the through passage.

Late C19 wooden stalls survive in both ranges, with a cobbled floor and passage to the later byre range. This later range has tie beams with raking struts.