South Corry Steading, Kingairloch

South Corry Steading is a mid-19th century rectangular two-storey steading. The ground floor accommodates a stable and byre, while the first floor features a barn loft. The building is constructed of rubble with roughly tooled rubble dressings and has long elevations aligned northeast to southwest.

A central stone forestair projects from the northeast front, providing access to the loft entrance, which is positioned just below the eaves under a shallow cat-slide roof. To the right of the forestair is the entrance to the byre, which is served by a drainage vent in the northwest gable, aligned with the slope, and features a small window above it. On the left side of the forestair is the stable, which is lit by a small window in the rear elevation.

The first floor includes a central winnowing door, flanked by long slit vents, with similar vents symmetrically placed in the front elevation and gables. The steading has a slate roof with projecting eaves.