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Detached two-bay double-height railway goods shed, built c.1920, now disused. Pitched slate roof with oversailing eaves and verges, red brick chimneystack with stepped coursesto south gable, cast-iron rainwater downpipes. Coursed squared and snecked limestone walls having red brick quoins, block-and-start surrounds, and dressings stamped with maker’s name 'Davison'. Segmental-arched openings with bull-nose reveals to side elevations. Semi-circular window to gables with metal window having spoked and concentric divisions and cut stone sills. Wide square-headed door opening and window to south gable. Cut stone platform to east elevation. Sections of platform to south alongside timber-sheeted waiting room having curved corrugated-iron roof and multiple-pane windows. Now located in garden of private house.
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