Agricultural range at Bodwigiad

The agricultural range at Bodwigiad is a long single-storey building constructed from rubble stone, with the northern side painted cream to face the house. The roof retains some 19th-century slate but has been partially replaced with corrugated metal sheets in the center. On the northern side, there are three doorways that are unevenly grouped towards the right side of the elevation. The central doorway features stone voussoirs, while the outer doorways have wooden lintels and boarded doors. To the left of the center, there is a loft opening. The left end of the elevation is recessed and has external stone steps beneath the roof that lead to a loft doorway. The southern side includes a lean-to structure to the right of center. Immediately to the right of this lean-to are full-height double doors, with a doorway under a stone segmental head further to the right. A similar doorway is located to the left of the lean-to, and further left is another doorway under a brick segmental head.