Loading Bay and Weighhouse at Cil-cewydd Corn Mill

The Loading Bay and Weighhouse at Cil-cewydd Corn Mill is a 19th-century structure built of red brick in Flemish bond, resting on a chamfered stone plinth. It features rock-faced and margin dressed stone quoins and dressings, topped with a slate roof. The building stands two tall storeys high.

On the northeast gable, there are 16-pane sash windows on the ground floor, complete with stone lintels and sills. The upper floor windows are also sash, but they have round arched heads with rock-faced stone springers and keystones. The eaves are wide and open. The stone plinth extends to the southwest, forming a loading platform with doors on each floor of the gable end above. A projecting wooden hoist arm is located in the gable, although it has been altered and now has an attached wooden shed built on the platform.

On the west side, facing the mill, there is a wide and high top-hung service door. This door opens under a large hipped and slated roof that spans four bays, supported by chamfered timber cantilever beams, providing cover for loading operations. The slate soffit is fully torched. The intermediate floor is missing, leaving the interior open to the trussed roof of four bays.