Stable Block Circa 200 Yards North West Of Callaly Castle

The stable block, built around 1890 by Stephenson of Berwick for Major Browne, is located approximately 200 yards northwest of Callaly Castle. It features rock-faced stone construction and a Welsh slate roof, with cast-iron elements. The building is arranged in four ranges around a quadrangle.

The front has nine bays, with a central segmental-arched carriage entry that includes a clock above, framed by a pediment supported by Tuscan pilasters. Above this, there is a large pedimented bellcote that houses one very large bell and three smaller bells, topped with a weather vane. The flanking bays are two stories high, while the outer sections are single-story and three bays wide. The windows are mullioned, with three- and two-light configurations and broken pediments. A cornice runs above the ground floor, and the parapet rises to false gables with ball finials over the first, fourth, sixth, and ninth bays. The roof is hipped and features four corniced ridge stacks.

Inside the quadrangle, three sides are covered by a glass-roofed canopy supported by cast-iron cantilevered long brackets, curved braces, and elaborate cast-iron spandrels. The canopy also includes a decorative cast-iron frill.