Stables Court at Goytre Hall

Stables Court at Goytre Hall is a stable building constructed from local sandstone rubble, topped with Welsh slate roofs. It has a quadrangular plan and is mostly single-storey, except for the coachman's house and a hayloft located over part of the south range. The main entrance features a projecting pointed arch gable in the center of the east wall, flanked on the right by the coachman's house, which includes a small-paned casement window and a two-storey section with a stack beside it, featuring timber casement windows. The entrance is located beneath the arch, while the wall to the left of the arch is blind. The north range has small rear windows that overlook the orchard, while the south and west ranges have blind outer walls. The inner faces that open onto the courtyard contain various carriage and stable doors, a kennels with iron railings, and several windows, all of which remain unaltered.

The interiors were not inspected during the resurvey, but they are expected to be very plain. It is noted that the stalls are said to survive in the north range.