Stables, Cartshed And Cider Mill House Circa 5 Metres North Of Kennacott Farmhouse

The stables, cart shed, and cider mill house, built around 1850, are located approximately 5 meters north of Kennacott Farmhouse. Constructed from stone rubble with stone dressings, the building features a slate roof with gable ends and has a long, rectangular layout. The structure consists of a symmetrical arrangement of four units, with the cart shed on the right end and the cider mill housed in the left end unit. Each opening is adorned with cambered dressed stone arches and slate sills. The two left-hand units each have two windows above a plank door, flanked by two smaller window openings. The two central units contain plank doors, each accompanied by a small and a large window opening to the right. There is a wide cart entrance at the right end, which has two small openings above it.