Coach-house at Court / Cwrt

The coach-house and stable at Court, dating from the 19th century, features a loft above. It is constructed from Preseli rubble stone with sandstone voussoirs and has a hipped slate roof, which was grouted in the later 20th century. The building is two storeys high and has large cornerstones. The openings are adorned with fine cut sandstone voussoirs and keystones. The west front includes two square loft windows, with a coach-entry below to the right where the voussoirs have been removed for a later 20th century cemented lintel. There is a boarded door with a small-paned overlight to the left of centre and a window to the left. Outside, stone steps lead to the loft door on the left end wall. The right end features a square window on each floor, while the rear has two similar loft windows above a ground floor lean-to on the left, along with an end-wall door. To the right, there is an added rear wing with an asbestos sheet roof and a south door that has a brick arch over a timber lintel.