Site Record

1. 18th century, rubble masonry, opposite doorways; narrow vent slits, old small slate roof, stone coped North gate.
RCAHMW, 1997.

2. An eighteenth century corn barn, part of Bodorgan Home Farm (NPRN 31053), though likely to pre-date the construction of the present mansion (NPRN 15579) from 1779. A three bay structure, with central, opposed cart entrances in the long walls, flanked on either side by two ventilation slits. The walls are rubble built with dressed quoins and architraves. The roof has been renewed.
Originally a freestanding structure (?) a cowman's lodging with granary above was added to the south, this being joined to the coachhouse to the east by a later stable range.
The barn was converted into estate offices in 1993.
Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database.
John Wiles, RCAHMW, 01.02.2007.