Outbuilding on W side of Farm Court at Troedyrhiw

This building is an outbuilding located on the west side of Farm Court at Troedyrhiw, dating from the 19th century. It is constructed from grey rubble stone, possibly North Pembrokeshire dolerite, with sandstone voussoirs and a sloping slate roof. The left end of the building is lofted, featuring a ground floor door leading to a stable, which has stone voussoirs and a small loft window situated under the eaves above. To the right, there are outside steps with slate parapet coping and slate steps that lead up to a loft door. There is also a ground floor door to the right, with stone voussoirs, leading into a barn that includes a loop window to the right. An arched cart-entry to the right is framed by stone voussoirs. The north end wall has a small gable light, while the south end wall features a small window on the ground floor, and the rear has a similar barn door and loop window.

The building consists of a two-bay loft, a three-bay barn, and a single bay cart-shed, all separated by stone walls. Inside, there are collar trusses supporting the structure.