Granary at Pant-glas Farm

The granary at Pant-glas Farm is a 19th-century building made of red sandstone conglomerate rubble, featuring dressed quoins and a Welsh slate roof with ridge tiles. It is a rectangular, gabled, two-storey structure with a stable and bull house on the ground floor and a granary above. On the left side, there is a large square-headed opening with a timber lintel, which may be a partial alteration. This is followed by a 2-light window, a door, and another 2-light window, all set under elliptical heads. Above, the granary has two small 2-light windows. The gable end includes a flight of stone stairs leading to the plank door of the granary. The rear elevation is plain and featureless. Although the interior was not available for resurvey, the building appears to be unaltered.