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Attached fourteen-bay two-storey railway building, built c.1850, with upper floor removed, lining north side of Sheriff Street Lower. Random coursed squared and snecked calp limestone walls with each bay flanked by tooled limestone piers. Voussoired round arch to each bay with tooled limestone impost moulding, keystone and platband spanning between piers. Vertically-sheeted double-leaf timber doors with iron reinforcements and locks having remnants of multiple-pane steel overlights. Westernmost four bays have red brick walls to partially intact upper level with recessed brick panel and former window opening (now filled-in with concrete). Now in use as customer car park for Connolly Station.
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