Kennels, Moy Hall

The Kennels at Moy Hall, built around 1880, is a single-storey and loft structure featuring a symmetrical gabled design. It has open kennel enclosures to the south and is arranged in three bays, symmetrically centered on a barge-boarded gable. The building is constructed from granite rubble, with most openings featuring original boarded doors and sash and case glazing. There are circular loft openings with timber louvres. The roof is pitched and slated, with timber-bracketed overhanging eaves. An elaborate wrought-iron weather-vane finial is located on the south side. The open kennel enclosure to the south is surrounded by a coped and harled wall along with iron fencing.