Stables 8 Metres North West Of Fairbourne'S Farm House

The building is a stable block located 8 meters north-west of Fairbourne's Farm House, dating from the 18th century. It is constructed of red brick with well-burnt headers in English bond and features a half-hipped plain clay tiled roof. The stable block is oriented on a north-south axis, stands two storeys tall, and consists of four bays.

The lower bays 1 and 4 have segmental-arched small windows, while bay 2 has a segmental-arched doorway and bay 3 has a flat-arched doorway, both of which are topped by wide loft doorways. The interior retains an intermediate floor and features queen-post roof trusses with clasped purlins.

Attached to the south end is a single-storey building made of red brick in Flemish garden wall bond, which has two doorways on the east side. The south wall includes two 3-light diamond lattice cast iron window casements set under double-brick segmental arches. The rear (west) elevation is heavily overgrown and was not visible for inspection as of June 1988.