Stable Building at Berry Hill Farm

The stable building at Berry Hill Farm is an early 19th century estate structure made of banded rubble stone and topped with a hipped roof covered in small slates. It is two storeys high and features a three-window range. Above, there are three square loft windows with slate sills, while below, there are two windows and a central door. The ground floor openings are accented with cut stone voussoirs and keystones. On the east end, there is a stone stack and outside stairs leading to a loft door, with the stairs partly over a blocked doorway on the ground floor.

There are 20-pane windows on the ground floor, and the building has had some 20th century additions at the rear. This stable is part of a larger estate farm from the early 19th century, although most of the other buildings have been altered. The stable was noted to be in deteriorating condition as of 1991.