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Courtyard of outbuildings to north of Anner Castle, built c.1860. Comprises yard entered through Tudor-arch entranceway having cut limestone string course, blank panel and crenellations with moulded copings, and snecked dressed limestone walling. Entranceway flanked by two-storey towers of different heights, having snecked dressed limestone walling, moulded cut limestone string courses and crenellations with moulded copings. West tower has pointed arch doorway with dressed stone voussoirs and having triple round-headed loops above. East tower has shallow pointed arch recess with square-headed windows and having paired round-headed lights above. Bartizan to south-east corner supported on corbelling and having blind round-headed loop. Five-bay two-storey outbuilding to east side of yard having pitched and hipped slate roof, coursed snecked rubble limestone walls and square-headed window openings with limestone sills and replacement timber windows. Three-bay single-storey range at right angles to form L-plan, having pitched slate roof and coursed snecked rubble stone walls, with segmental-headed former carriage entrance with dressed stone voussoirs.
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