Stable and pigeoncote at Sunnyside Farm House

The stable and pigeoncote date to the early 19th century. They are constructed of brick with a pantile roof, plain tile verges, and dentillated eaves. The gables are coped with kneelers. The building has a single and two-storey height, with a single plus two-bay arrangement, forming an L-plan. The stable section faces west, featuring a close-boarded door, a slatted casement, a stable door, and a casement. The east side has a single casement. The pigeoncote section features a central stable door with a timber lintel to the west, above which is a timber-framed pigeonhole opening with a segmental head. To the north is a blocked doorway. The roof is a common rafter design with a ridge.