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Detached multiple-bay two-storey limestone-built magazine, built c.1880, comprising rectangular block having square-plan three-stage towers at south-west and south-east corners. Later lean-to structures to west and south sides supported on cast-iron columns with masonry plinths and having metal roof. Metal stairs to middle of south side. Flat roofs to main block and to towers, with rock-faced parapets having crenellations, towers having cut-stone corbel table, and having coursed snecked stone chimneystacks, projecting slightly at south elevation. Coursed snecked rock-faced walls having plinth, tall loops to each floor and to towers with darker limestone block-and-start surrounds, cut-stone platband below each level of loops, string courses below eaves and to ground floor. Square-headed doorway to west side of west tower, having chamfered stone lintel, relieving arch of voussoirs, and step. Futher three-bay single-storey block to north-west corner, of similar construction.
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