Former tannery at Aberdeunant

Outbuilding, rubble stone partly whitewashed, with slate roof and E end square stone stack with dripstones. Front much altered has rubble stone to left, then C20 concrete blockwork with 2 square loft windows over 3 broad doors of differing widths. Ragged edge to whitewashed rubble stonework to right, marking join with W section. This has very long timber lintel under eaves over full-height barn doors, brick and stone pier and square loft window. Pier and loft window are themselves over timber lintel to broad barn entry (to 2/3 height) with brick pier between this opening and full-height opening to left. Rear of E range is whitewashed, chimney to right then windowless section, door with timber lintel, square window with timber lintel to left and boarded loft light under eaves further left. E gable end has loft light. Rear of W range is windowless, whitewashed, with 2 full-height circular rubble stone piers encased in rubble walling, one right against join with E range, the other left of centre, timber lintel spans between. W end wall has 2 ground floor vent loops.

E range has slate-flagged throughway in centre door with C19 wood partitions each side and doors into W and E rooms. E room has slate flagged floor, plastered ceiling, blocked small fireplace and one beam. W room has 2 beams, earth floor and big chimney at E end. Timber stairs in SW corner. Feet of cruck trusses, one in SW corner and 2 on N wall. Recesses possibly former windows on S wall one above other, whitewashed plaster. Fireplace is stone with renewed big timber lintel, blocked window to left. Upstairs has plastered walls and ceilings and 4 trusses, blocked window on front wall, blocked small fireplace at W end. W range has 3 pegged tie-beam-and-collar trusses, one against E wall, and two inserted beams centre and towards W end, one dated R Thomas 1889. Two of trusses correspond to round pillars in S wall.