Farmbuildings south of Bryn-glorian-mawr (NPRN 31339). These now appear to have been converted to domestic use under the name 'Plas Glorian'.
The ranges set about the south-west and north-east sides of the farm yard are thought to be eighteenth century, one having a plaque of '1750'. All have stone rubble walls and slate gabled roofs. On the south-west side is a cow shed and cart shed. The range is lofted with a granary over the cow shed. At the centre of the north-east range is a cross gabled barn, with single storey ranges to either side. A range on the east side of the yard appears to have included pig styes.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (3314)

John Wiles 01.06.07