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Attached six-bay two-storey limestone L-plan building, built c. 1850, possibly forming a commercial stable building, with elevation of plank timber stable doors and vent openings to rear. Located in the backlands to the rears of Nos. 1-7 Lower Mallow Street. Hipped artificial slate roof with replacement uPVC bargeboard and uPVC rainwater goods. Squared, coursed and rubble limestone walls. Rubble stone to north-facing side elevation. Round-edged limestone ashlar quoins to outer corner. Gauged brick round arched double-height openings (those to each end being original) with modern double-height openings (those to each end being original) with modern double-leaf tongued and grooved timber doors and multiple-pane overlight above. Three round-arched door openings with gauged red brick archers, exposed limestone reveals and plank timber doors with glazed sidelights. Similar round-arched window opening to side elevation.
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