Outbuilding, former stable, on E.side of Farmyard at Trevacoon

This building is an outbuilding, specifically a former stable, located on the east side of the farmyard at Trevacoon. It dates from the early 19th century and has been altered to serve as a dairy in the 20th century. The structure is made of whitewashed rubble stone and features grouted slate roofs. It has a two-storey gabled center with a part-blocked cambered archway and a roundel in the loft area.

The single-storey wings flanking the center have different features; the left wing includes 20th-century inserted metal windows that replaced a door and a window with cambered brick heads, while the right wing retains a door and window with cambered brick heads, along with an altered door. The interiors have also been modified. At the rear of the center block, there is a lean-to. The northern wing's rear has two loft windows, along with a ground floor door and window, both featuring cambered brick heads.