L-Plan Outbuildings to left of Cribor Fawr, Cwm Clettwr Fawr

The L-Plan outbuildings to the left of Cribor Fawr in Cwm Clettwr Fawr are constructed from cement-washed rubble stone and feature a slate roof with stone end stacks. This two-storey structure has a four-window range with camber-headed windows, which currently have 12-pane uPVC frames that were originally 4-pane sashes. The windows have slate sills, and there is a door located in the second bay from the left. The eaves are supported by paired brackets. The lower openings are adorned with recessed voussoirs and raised keystones, while the upper openings have plain cambered heads. A plaque above the door indicates that the building was constructed by DT in 1841. The right end wall includes a door on the left that leads into the kitchen.

At the left end of the building is a lower lofted cartshed, which features rough stone voussoirs framing an elliptical-arched cart entry. There is a small opening to the left and a central loft window above. Stone steps are located at the end wall, positioned between the end wall and a range of outbuildings that are set at right angles. The lofted area is accessible via these steps, leading to a taller two-bay range to the left. In front of the house, there is a rubble garden wall topped with dwarf iron rails and stone piers.