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Attached ten-bay single-storey former military stables, built c.1820, now in use as workshop. Pitched roof with raised central vent, having slate to east pitch and replacement corrugated sheeting to west, cast-iron rainwater goods. Red brick walls to front (east) elevation, laid in Flemish bond, having brick eaves and plinth course. Rubble calp limestone walls to west elevations, having red brick eaves course, quoins, waste drains and elliptical-headed block-and-start window surrounds. Elliptical-headed window opening and door opening to each stable bay of east elevation. Brick voussoirs to window openings, having timber-framed nine-pane window and cut granite sill. Quadripartite overlight with brick voussoirs over door opening, some with replacement steel door, some door openings blocked with concrete blocks. Recent red brick wall to south, former terrace visible on south and north gable ends. Located south of Saint Bricin’s Military Hospital.
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