N range of outbuildings at Penyrallt Home Farm.

The N range of outbuildings at Penyrallt Home Farm is a long, single-storey structure built from rubble stone. It features stone voussoirs above most openings, small paned windows, and slated roofs. The western gable includes a large, cambered-headed doorway with paired boarded timber doors that have long, iron bracket hinges beneath a timber lintel. The eastern gable is blank.

On the northern side, there are three closely-set depressed-arched cart entries towards the left end. The southern side has a 9-pane casement window on the left with a slate sill. To the right of this is a larger 16-pane casement window, followed by a paired boarded timber door with a cambered-headed lintel beneath a flat head. Immediately to the right of this door is another larger 16-pane casement window with a timber lintel and slate sill. The eastern end features an arched-headed opening just west of the angle. At the top of the eastern end wall, there is a long row of dove holes made from red brick. The building has cut stone quoins at the eastern angles, and the roof slopes gently down from west to east, following the natural slope of the ground.

The outbuildings were formerly used as sheds for carts and farm machinery, as well as for storage.