NE courtyard range at Aberglasney, incorporating stables and cart shed

A multi-purpose agricultural building of rubble stone with restored hipped slate roof. Built in 3 distinct phases separated by vertical joints. Below the eaves is a line of pigeon holes and corresponding ledge, probably integral with the final phase of addition, which is continuous across the front elevation except where it is broken by inserted windows. At the L (N) end is a 2-bay cart shed, which has cambered red-sandstone arches, to the R of which is a doorway with similar voussoirs, and an inserted window above breaking the line of pigeon holes. In the central unit is a central camber-headed doorway with stone voussoirs, and double boarded doors. It is flanked by casement windows under brick heads, with a similar casement inserted in the loft upper R. The R-hand (S) unit has a flat stone arch to a boarded door, offset on the R side. In the R end wall are twin lunette windows (obscured by vegetation at the time of inspection). To the rear the cart shed has a segmental-headed window, to the L of which is an added lean-to against the cart shed and central unit, below a stone eaves stack. The S end unit has a blocked window.

The roof has been reconstructed on new trusses. The cart shed has a small fireplace to the rear.