Entrance Building to the former Carmarthen Workhouse

The entrance building to the former Carmarthen Workhouse is a two-storey structure with a southwest elevation featuring three bays. The building is finished in stucco and has a slate hipped roof with a central wall-face stack. It has a plinth and a central vehicular entrance on the ground floor, which is framed by a semi-elliptical ashlar arch with impost blocks. A similar arch is found on the rear southwest elevation. The front elevation is otherwise blank, with broad raised piers on each side, two narrow bands between the floors, and a first-floor raised external chimney breast supported by plain corbels below the lower band. The bands project forward around both the piers and the chimney breast. The rear southwest elevation facing the courtyard features three sash windows on the first floor, with a similar sash window on each side of the entrance arch. The side walls are blank, adorned with a double band and panels above.