Stables and Coach House at Danygraig

The stables and coach house at Danygraig are small structures built from rubble, topped with corrugated iron roofs, and show extensive traces of limewash. The coach house, located on the left, is a single-storey building with a hipped roof. It features three bays, including a boarded door on the left with a stone cambered voussoired head, a four-paned central window with a similar head, and a tall wide cart doorway to the left that also has a cambered stone voussoired head.

To the right, the stables rise to two full storeys and have a gabled roof. The ground floor doorways have cambered stone voussoired heads; the centre door is blocked and has an inserted window. The first floor features a large unusual oculus with stone voussoirs in the centre, which may have originally been a window or a pitching-door, with blocked windows on each side. The left gable includes red brick dove-perches with stone tiled ledges.