Glynhir Coach-house

A long range extending from close to the barn to the garden wall of the mansion, built of uncoursed rubble masonry with stone roofing slabs and plain red ridge tiles. Near the south end, on the axis of the access yard to the mansion, is a slightly advancing gable with a large coach-arch of deep segmental form below and a blocked loft hatch above. Clockface at the apex. Cupola on the roof apex on the same axis. This is flanked by openings each side with deep segmental arches, that to the left being a doorway. Modern joinery in these openings. Above are two flanking three-light windows with slightly cambered each heads. Infill section between the front of the coach-house centrally and the east gable wall of the Bailiff's Cottage containing an additional coach-house facing towards the main house. Tall double doors with cambered arch; small window above to right, modern door at corner. Elevation to left of the link section: two windows above, two doors in original openings. Door and one window above in left gable, altered. Openings in rear elevation altered.