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Two adjoining complexes of substantial outbuildings, built c.1730. Main yard to south-east with L-plan two-storey block around north-east and north-west sides, south-west side open to U-plan single-storey arrangement set back-to-back with smaller U-plan court open to north-east, both ranged behind eleven-bay single-storey frontage to facing walled garden and house to south-west, having gabled two-storey section in seventh and eighth bays. Pitched slate roofs to lower sections half-hipped to ends, gabled slate roof to raised section. Roughly coursed stone walls with brick surrounds to openings and brick gable to two-storey bays. Plain brick kneelers to gable with Bellamont arms in plaque to centre. Early-Georgian style multiple-pane replacement timber windows and doors. U-plan single-storey arrangement to rear centred on two-storey gabled bays. Dormers on the south-east external elevation with tall brick chimneystacks having clay pots, walls of roughly-coursed stone walling with brick trim. L-plan two-storey multiple-bay block to the north-east having half-hipped slate roof with dormers, currently under restoration. Roughly coursed stone walls with brick trim to openings, arch framed recesses to ground floor on north-west. Entrance gates to north-west between buildings. Walled garden to south-west end of complex with connecting tunnel to house basement. Entire complex lying at lower level to house and visible from it. Narrow avenue connection to house from north-west side of outbuildings.
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