Former stables to Danyrallt

The former stables to Danyrallt is a stable and coach-house range built in purple squared Sawdde stone, featuring black engineering brick arches and grey limestone quoins, sills, and sides around the openings. The building has steep slate roofs that overhang at the gables, with a louvred small lantern on the main ridge to the left and a black brick stack on the north roof slope. It is one and a half storeys high, with a long central range and wings that project forward at each end.

The main range includes two coach entries on the right, each with double doors and black brick relieving arches over flat timber lintels. Above these are two gabled dormers with fretted bargeboards and pairs of casement windows. To the left, there is a domestic section with two similar dormers that break the eaves, each positioned over cambered-headed triple casements. A narrow window and door are located between these, with the door featuring a small-paned overlight.

In the southwest wing, there is a diagonally set gable with a single casement above a similar door that also has a small-paned overlight. This wing includes an eaves-breaking dormer over a pair of casement windows and a similar door with an overlight. The south end gable has a boarded loft door. The southeast wing features a roof slope dormer on the west side, similar to those above the coach entries, along with a pair of casement windows below. The south gable has a single casement window above, with a door to the left below. The rear wall displays seven small cambered-headed ventilation windows with black brick heads, and the west end gable has a loft door situated between two windows.