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Detached three-bay two-storey constabulary barrack, built in 1844, now in use as a house. The walls are finished in unpainted roughcast whilst the gable-ended pitched roof has rendered chimneystacks. The entrance is located on the south face of a gabled porch. On the west face of the porch is a small granite date stone. The windows are flat-headed and are filled with six over six timber sash frames and top-hung replacement timber frames. The ground floor windows still retain their metal security bars. To the ground floor of the front elevation (close to either side of the porch) is a small slit opening, probably pistol loops. Cast-iron rainwater goods. The constabulary barrack is set next to a crossroads, with a garden in front enclosed by a low mainly rendered wall.
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