Former Stables, Amisfield House

The former stables at Amisfield House date back to the earlier 19th century and are symmetrically planned. The building is constructed of limewashed rubble with dressings. It features a two-storey, three-bay gabled inner block, which has recessed and piended single-storey wings on either side. Each floor of the inner block has a central door, with stable doors and dovecot flight holes cut into the blind upper windows. The main eaves cornice is present, and there is a door in the left wing, while the right wing has been modified with a wide opening. There are also two single-storey transverse outer ranges, with the western range displaying a re-set heraldic stone and connected to the inner range by later infill. The entire structure is roofed with graded slates.