South Stable Range at Llangybi Castle Farm

The range is rendered to the front and sides, probably over local sandstone rubble (this is visible on the rear wall), and has a concrete interlocking tile roof. Large rectangular two storey block with a balanced front, although rather altered. Central square headed entrance arch with the stables to the left and the coach-houses to the right. To the left are two cross framed casements and a central doorway with panelled door and a rectangular overlight. Above this are four bullseyes with a central arch headed opening over the door. To the right the coach-houses have corrugated iron doors. Bullseyes over these with a square headed opening to the hayloft. Roof hipped over all. The gables and the rear elevation are blind except for bullseyes.

The interior of the stables still has its Victorian fittings with looseboxes and stalls and tiled floor. The upper floor was not seen but can be assumed to have a large span principal rafter roof with collars, ties and three tiers of purlins as seen in the north range (qv).