Outbuildings to NE of Gwar-cwm-uchaf

The outbuildings to the northeast of Gwar-cwm-uchaf are constructed from rubble stone and feature asbestos roofs, along with a single stone ridge stack. The buildings consist of two ranges that run downhill. The upper range includes a former farmhouse on the left and a stable on the right, with the ridge stack positioned between them and a coped gable on the left side. The farmhouse is two storeys high and has a double-fronted design, featuring two square windows beneath the eaves, two square ground floor windows with slab lintels, and a central door with a timber lintel. The stable on the right has a door and a window, both with timber lintels, as well as a gable-end loft window that includes stone voussoirs. The lower range, which was added later, serves as a cow-house and has two doors that are stepped downhill.