Outbuilding on S Side of stable court at Glandovan

This is an early 19th-century outbuilding located on the south side of the stable court at Glandovan. It is constructed from whitewashed rubble stone and features a single-pitch graded slate roof that rests against an embankment wall. The building is a long two-storey range with five cart entries and two stables on the ground floor, along with eight openings on the upper level. The cart entries have curved heads made of cut stone voussoirs. The stables feature alternating arrangements of three windows and two doors, all of which have cambered heads and stone voussoirs. The loft windows are fitted with timber lintels and originally had casement windows with a single top-light. There is a loading door in the sixth opening, and outside the west end, there are steps leading to a loft door, with a lean-to structure adjacent to the steps.