Former stable and coach block at Pantglas

A Georgian style stable and coach house block, square in plan with central courtyard. Of rubble stone with rusticated quoins and architraves in the main elevations, it comprises 2-storey N and S ranges under hipped roofs, and lower single-storey E and W ranges. Original windows are all 24-pane horned sashes. The principal symmetrical 7-bay S front has wider projecting central and outer bays and projecting eaves. In the centre is an elliptical archway, the keystone of which is inscribed 1851. Between storeys is a plat band, while the central bay has a pediment with blind oculus. The E and W elevations are plainer with inserted and replaced windows, and original horned sash windows with brick dressings. The N elevation has 7 small-pane horned sashes in brick dressings to the upper storey, in the centre of which is an arched bridge to a detached outbuilding. The lower storey has replaced and inserted windows.

The passage in the S range has doorways either side with flat arches, and replaced doors. In the courtyard, the S elevation has a central elliptical arch flanked each side by pairs of slightly lower doorways, partly blocked and part with inserted glazing and doors. In the upper storey are 3 equally placed sash windows and a window inserted upper L above the E range. The 4-window E range has a full-height central doorway with replaced glazing and door, and large replaced windows under lintels. The asymmetrical W range has an elliptical-headed doorway R of centre, 2 replaced windows to the L, and a single window to the R with small-pane glazing and wood mullions and transoms. The N elevation has 4 wide elliptical arches, all blocked except for the L-hand which has inserted glazing, and outer replaced doors under cambered heads. The upper storey has 7 sash windows.