Saint Mary's Church (Baltinglass)

Detached multiple-bay mainly one and a half-storey grouping of outbuildings, built c.1885. The buildings are constructed in part rendered granite rubble. Walls extend from the outbuilding to the rectory to form a roughly rectangular stableyard. Door openings, including hay loft doors are flat-headed with timber sheeted doors. Window openings are also flat-headed with replacement fixed timber frames. Pitched roofs are finished with natural slate and have cast-iron rainwater goods. The buildings are set to the west and south of the rectory.

This is a mainly original group of outbuildings, which although important in their own right, share a group value with the adjacent church and rectory. They add much to the heritage of the area.