Stable, Ladykirk House

The stable at Ladykirk House, built in 1903 by J & R S Ingram from Kilmarnock, is a single-storey structure arranged in a U-plan around a stable courtyard. It features harled walls with red ashlar dressings and a slate roof. The building includes margined windows and doors with timber frames in various patterns, crowstepped gables, and coped ashlar and harled stacks.

On the front elevation, there is a keystoned, round-headed carriage arch at the center, with a tower above that has stepped and chamfered angles and a crenellated parapet. There are two windows on either side of the arch, with a window on the far left featuring a corbelled gable, and a bipartite window on the far right, which has another bipartite window at the gable.

The left and right return elevations are irregular and include various additions. Inside, there are various windows and doors throughout the interior elevations.