Range of outbuildings on W.side of Farmyard at Croeswdig

This is an early 19th-century range of outbuildings located on the west side of the farmyard at Croeswdig. The buildings are constructed from rubble stone and feature grouted slate roofs. They consist of two structures connected by outside stairs leading to the upper range.

The lower building includes two stable doors: one on the left with a timber lintel and another on the right with a stone head. There is a blocked door to the right of the left door, also with a stone head, and a vent loop in the center. Above, there is a row of brick dove holes, and a lean-to is situated at the southern end.

The larger upper range features dog-leg outside steps leading to a loft door at the southern end. The left side of the front has two small eaves loft lights positioned above a central door, with loop vents on either side. The longer right section has a continuous roof and includes a door on the left with a small window directly above it. An enclosed yard is located to the right, with a rear door opposite the entry door and a loft opening in the center.