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A pair of three-bay single-storey former estate worker’s houses associated with Gaybrook House (now demolished), built c.1810, each with a central single-bay entrance porch to the centre of the main façade (west). Now renovated and in use as private houses. Hipped natural slate roof with projecting cut stone eaves course and a central, shared, rendered chimneystack. Random rubble limestone walls, probably originally rendered, with square-headed openings having replacement timber sash windows to ground floor openings and with lattice windows over to first floor openings, in style of original fenestration. Square-headed doorway with roughly dressed voussoirs and timber boarded doors to the south face of both porches. Road-fronted to the east of the site of Gaybrook House and to the southeast of Mullingar.
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