Stable Range at Dolhaidd Mansion

The Stable Range at Dolhaidd Mansion is a 19th-century rubble stone stable block. It is a long, tall single-storey structure with pitched, slated hipped roofs and cut stone voussoirs featuring keystones above most openings. The front facade is colourwashed and consists of eight bays, with timber framed casements that have slate sills, square heads, and two vertical panes beneath single horizontal panes in bays 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8. Bays 3 and 7 contain arched-headed timber-framed doorways with traceried overlights and boarded timber doors. The rainwater goods are made of uPVC.

The unpainted rear of the building has a narrower section towards the east, while the remaining two-thirds extends further back, resulting in a longer roof pitch for the ground floor. The taller section features a dormer with a flat, slated roof and a single-pane timber framed light, along with a boarded timber door below to the right, which has a timber lintel. The wider section includes a small stone stack at the southeast angle. The far left window has cross latticed glazing bars, and the remaining openings are evenly spaced, with a central boarded timber door flanked at a distance by 9-pane timber casements, all having heads that reach the eaves. There is a small angle to the northwest with a door beneath a timber lintel in boarded timber.

Inside, the eastern section features small arch-braces at the ends of the trusses. Some cobbling is present in the rear room, while the stalls and lathe and plaster ceilings have been removed. The rough cut trusses are exposed towards the east, showcasing pegged joints.