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Detached multiple-bay double-height single-storey tram depot, built c. 1875, comprising double-pile tram shed with M-profile roof to west, and lower double-pile tram shed with M-profile roof to east having gabled north elevation with single-bay lean-to projection and recent front (south) elevation. Now in use as bus garage. Pitched asphalt and corrugated-sheet metal roof having moulded red brick eaves course to east elevation, verge stones to north gables and recent parapet to front elevation, with some cast-iron rainwater goods. Snecked rubble granite walls having red brick infill, quoins and stringcourse to east elevation and two east bays of north elevation, red brick block-and-start arches set into north elevation. Brown brick walls to two westernmost bays of north elevation, and recent brown brick to front elevation. Oculus openings to rear gables having red brick surrounds and multiple-pane timber windows. Square-headed vehicular openings to west elevation having recent piers and roller shutters. Set back from street and having snecked granite boundary wall to front with granite gate piers.
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