Home Farm Buildings, Manorwen East range

Home Farm Buildings, Manorwen East range is an L-shaped structure dating from the late 18th century or early 19th century. It consists of a tack room, stables, and cart/coach sheds on the north side, with a cow house on the east. Together with the south and west ranges, these buildings form a rectangular farmyard. The north front is finished in colourwashed roughcast and features a grouted slate roof, with a small chimney at the east end. There are six small louvered windows in the loft. On the ground floor of the north front, from east to west, are three small windows with stone arches, a single doorway with a similar arch, and three large cart/coach doors; the central opening has a stone arch, while the other two have horizontal beams. The west end includes outside steps leading to a loft door.

Inside, the structure has turned wooden posts that support the central beam. The rear of the north range features rubble stone steps leading to the loft and a lean-to with two doors. The loft above the stable has a 12-bay pegged collar truss roof.

The east range, which runs from north to south, serves as a cow house and has five doors with slate lintels, along with a 10-bay pegged collar truss roof.