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Farmyard to south of Moyaliff House, built c.1810, comprising three ranges of outbuildings having pitched slate roofs and snecked limestone walls. All single-storey except for two-storey house to northwest. Stables to north with brick chimneystack, brick arches to openings, brick surrounds to camber-arch six-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows, timber battened doors to segmental-arch carriage openings and limestone voussoirs to other doorways. East range comprises thee parts with varying roof heights, rubble limestone walls and brick-arched openings. West range mainly single-storey with brick chimneystack, brick arches to openings, but having two houses at north end. One house, built c.1850, is three-bay with advanced end bay and projecting gabled porch, having pitched slate roof with brick chimneystacks, dressed quoins to walls, camber-arch six-over-six pane timber sash windows with brick surrounds and battened timber door. Other house is ruinous, single-storey with rubble walls, similar openings and has bellcote to north gable. Walled garden to east having pointed-arch dressed limestone surround with decorative cast-iron gates.
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