Outside kitchen at Glyn Bran Farm

The building is an outbuilding that was formerly used as an outside kitchen at Glyn Bran Farm. It is constructed of rubble stone and features a slate roof, along with a stone chimney on the right gable end that has weathercoursing. The side wall includes a very large rubble buttress on the left side and a window to the right, although the lintel and stonework above this window have been lost. The left gable end has been altered in the late 19th century or early 20th century, with the gable being open and yellow brick used in the angles. The ground floor is made of stone and has a doorway to the right, where the right jamb has been narrowed with yellow brick. The right end wall features a large external chimney breast with three offsets: two square steps and one chamfered. There is a window to the left that has been blocked with brick.

Inside, the loft floor has beams that include one tie-beam and a collar pegged truss. There is a blocked fireplace with a timber lintel and a recess to the left in the corner.