The coach house associated with Talhenbont mansion (NPRN 16870) and shown on the 1st edition OS County series (Caernarvon. XXXIII.12 1889). Condition described in 1980.
The coach house faces south-east across the yard to the rear of the house. It is a stone-walled range, with brick quioins and window and entry dressings. It has an ornamental slate gabled roof framed by stubby gable end chimney stacks. A lower block adjoins on the north-east. Facing the yard there are two wide arched double doorways and two narrow round-headed doorways with fanlights at the north-east end. These gave access to the grooms' quarters, which had an upper floor with windows in the gable wall. The adjoining block had a single room and a chimney.

Associated with: Stables (NPRN 406137)

Source: NMR holdings

John Wiles 14.05.07