Stable at Great Tresenny

The stable at Great Tresenny is a two-storey building constructed of rubble stone with a slate roof. It has a symmetrical west-facing front that looks out onto the farmyard. The façade features a pair of central doorways flanked by square-shaped windows on either side. The openings have segmental arched heads with stone voussoirs. The doors are boarded and designed in two halves, with the right door having an attached 20th-century corrugated metal sheet. The windows are 2-light mullions, although the right window is missing its centre mullion. The loft of the stable extends beyond the gable into the roof of the adjoining barn. On the ground floor, there is a passageway between the stable and barn, which includes a square window with a boarded shutter in the gable of the stable.

At the time of the resurvey, the left stable had been converted into a cowhouse, but a wooden manger remained in the stable on the right.