Farm courtyard to Tir Pentre

The farm courtyard at Tir Pentre features two sides constructed from whitewashed rubble stone and topped with slate roofs. The main southern range is taller and includes a barn to the west, a lofted stable, and a cartshed to the right, all of which are integral to the structure. The east end gable displays a plaque dated 1865 above a cart entry, which is framed by stone voussoirs forming an arch. The rear southern wall contains a stable to the right, with a door situated between two windows, and two similar loft windows above, all featuring 9-pane sash windows. To the left, the barn has a tall barn door with a cambered head and stone voussoirs, with a loop window on each side. The northern elevation facing the courtyard is obscured by two ranges that run north to enclose the court. This elevation includes a barn door with stone voussoirs to the right, followed by a loop window, then a window and door with a timber lintel beneath a square loft light. A door to the left also has stone voussoirs. The northeast wing is lower and single-storey, featuring three doors: two full height and a central door with stone voussoirs. The hay-barn to the right has yellow brick square piers supporting five open bays and a slate roof with staggered slates. Four of the open bays have been infilled.