Barn range to E of Cwmcarvan Court

A barn with attached former cider mill. Roughly-coursed rubble walls, red clay pantile roof with eaves course of stone slate to the front slope, corrugated sheet on the rear slope. The barn is of 4 structural bays on a N-S axis, with the cider mill of one bay at its N end, roofed on a slightly lower level. The W front of the barn has a full-height wagon doorway to the 3rd bay (opposed to another at the rear), a segmental-headed doorway close to it on the right, a small window beyond that and a slit breather above. The 1st and 2nd bays each have a small slit breather. A flight of stone steps against the left end mounts towards a loft doorway to the cider mill at its junction with the barn, and to the left of the steps is a segmental-headed doorway to the former mill. (The rear of the range is covered by modern farm buildings.)

The barn has 3 pegged softwood collar trusses with raked struts, carrying 2 tiers of trenched purlins. The floor of the cider mill retains the circular paving of a former horse-mill.