Former stable and barn range at Ty Aberaman

An exceptionally long range of roughly coursed rubble with dressed stone dressings and a corrugated roof with overhanging eaves. In four sections. Centre left is a barn with tall round-headed wagon archway with voussoirs flanked by 2 tiers of 2 ventilation slits on each side; modern metal garage door. On uphill side (right) is a section with 3 round-arched openings: central doorway and flanking windows with brick sills and blocked similar arched loft openings. At far end right is a section with originally 3 wide segmental-arched cart/carriage bays, 2 blocked with masonry and later smaller doors and one altered to a wide square headed garage opening; above are 3 round-arched loft openings with metal grilles. Downill from barn, the arches are flatter; 3 segmental arched openings to loft with grilles and 5 to ground floor, originally doors but 3 converted to windows, boarded. Fewer and mostly blocked openings to rear. Blocked oculus and square-headed opening in downhill gable end; in uphill gable end the ends of metal ties at purlin level are visible in the masonry.