22 Mount Charles Crescent, Ayr

22 Mount Charles Crescent in Ayr is a former stable building from the later 18th century. It is a single-storey structure with loft openings and features a five-bay courtyard plan. The building is constructed of rubble, squared at the entrance elevation, and has square-headed window openings.

The entrance elevation has an advanced central bay with a pediment. There is an elliptical-arched entrance with a keystone, leading to a recessed glazed timber door flanked by sidelights and topped with a timber panelled fanlight. A quatrefoil design is featured in the pediment, with a pair of single windows at both ground and loft height on either side.

The southwest, northwest, and northeast elevations were not visible during the 1999 inspection. The building has modern glazing, a slate roof with a tiled ridge, and cast-iron rainwater goods.

The interior was also not seen in 1999. A low rubble boundary wall encloses the site.