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Detached four-bay double-height goods shed, built c.1855, with overhanging canopy to roadside loading bay on west elevation. Now disused. Pitched slate roof, overhanging eaves supported on rafters with carved ends. Squared rubble stone walls with raised plinth and dressed stone quoins. Row of seven high-level circular openings with three course red brick surround to trackside elevation. High-level semi-circular windows with red-brick surrounds to gable apex, all having multiple pane timber windows. Segmental-headed train openings to eastern part of both gables with cut stone surrounds. Square-headed openings with cut-stone surrounds and sliding timber doors to loading bay east elevation. Replacement metal door to south elevation. Opens directly to road. Squared-rubble stone wall with dressed half-barrel coping along former railway track.
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