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Detached gable-fronted double-height brick railway locomotive shed, built c.1880, with eighteen-bay side elevations. Pitched corrugated-iron roof behind granite coping to front gable and replacement rainwater goods. Flat roof to rear, two bays deep, with cast-iron water tank. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond with projecting brick plinth course, recessed panels to each bay on all secondary elevations and recessed panel to front gable with central oculus formed in yellow brick. Rock-faced squared and snecked limestone walls to basement level of rear elevation. Gauged yellow brick round-headed window openings with granite sills and aluminium windows, mostly blocked up in concrete block. Three square-headed vehicular openings to front elevation with steel roller shutters. Turntable to south of engine shed comprising concrete base and surround, cast-iron running rail supporting steel carriageway on central cast-iron mechanism.
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