Range of Outbuildings to NW.of Tremynydd Fawr

This is a mid-19th century range of single-storey outbuildings made of rubble stone, located to the northwest of Tremynydd Fawr. The older southern end features a grouted slate roof and a stone stack at the southern end. The eastern front has a blocked window and door with stone voussoirs, leading into a four-bay space that includes a fireplace, evidence of a loft at the southern end, and a window in the rear wall. To the right, there is a full-height cart entry followed by a door, each providing access to a two-bay space. Between the original northern end and a later 19th-century building to the north, there is a slightly higher grouted roof over another full-height cart entry.

At the northern end, there is an added seven-bay range from the later 19th century, which has a slate roof and two full-height cart entries. The gable and roofline are higher due to the rising slope, and there is a rubble wall extending east from the southeast corner.