Stable and attached Shed at Greenfields

The building is a lofted stable with an attached shed located at Greenfields, constructed from snecked stone with larger tooled quoins and lintels, topped with a slate roof. The gable end features a wide doorway with a wooden lintel and double boarded doors. Above this doorway, there is a boarded loft door set under a stone lintel, which is accessed by external wooden stairs. A narrow ventilation strip is positioned below the apex of the gable. The left side wall has two windows, each set under segmental lintels. There is a metal-framed window with sliding vents on the lower right, also under a segmental lintel, and an additional projection on the lower right side. The loft has two replaced windows in their original openings. The rear gable includes a ventilation strip below the apex.

The right side wall features an attached monopitched shed that faces the rear of the house. This shed is made of rubble stone, with tooled lintels and quoins, and has a slate roof with a brick stack at the coped ridge. Three boarded doors are visible on the side facing the house. At the left end of the shed, there is a window with small-pane metal-framed glazing above sliding vents. The rear of the shed has a small round-headed opening, likely intended for a small pigeon loft, and a shuttered opening on the right side for the delivery of coal.