1. Home farm, very large courtyard farm complex, developed by accretion, separate from mansion and gardens. Individual buildings include barn (NPRN 31054), rickstands, dovecote (NPRN 31055), cattleshed, coach houses (20th C), stables, cattle weigh house. Most 19th C, some show two or more phases of construction.
RCAHMW, 1997.
2. Home Farm of Bodorgan (NPRN 15579). The barn (NPRN 31054) is thought to pre-date the present mansion of 1780 whilst the coachhouse of 1782 was originally alligned with the drive. These two were joined by stable ranges to form the southern part of the main Home Farm court. To the rear of this is the fine circular dovecote (NPRN 5503) and late eighteenth century privy yard. The courtyard is closed on the north by a coach or cart shed and stable range, built by 1843. Other notable elements include a lofted cartshed and cattle weighing station.
Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database.
John Wiles, RCAHMW, 01.02.2007