Stable at Cilrath Fach

The stable at Cilrath Fach is an early to mid-19th century structure built from limewashed rubble masonry. It features a moderately pitched roof made of corrugated asbestos. The central doorway is flanked by windows, with timber lintels and a plank door. There are hopper windows and an unglazed vent located above a wooden shutter.

Adjoining the stable is a barn, also from the early to mid-19th century, which is stepped down from the stable. This barn is constructed of limewashed rubble masonry and has a moderately pitched roof covered with small quarry slates laid in diminishing courses. It includes a single storage bay with a threshing floor positioned at the left end. The front doorway has been enlarged, and there is a split door at the rear, both featuring timber lintels. The side walls of the storage bay have single ventilation slits.

Attached to the end of the barn is a lean-to calf pen, made from limewashed rubble and topped with a slate roof. It has a plank door offset to the left and an unglazed rectangular window to the right, with timber lintels, although the lintel is missing above the window.