The stables at Style Place Brewery were probably built during the 17th century and altered in several phases in the mid or late 19th century. Construction is of brick, the southwest range of red English bond brick, the southeast range of red and ochre-coloured Flemish bond brick. The roof was originally peg-tile.It is an L-shaped on plan building comprising two ranges of stables of approximately the same length. The southwest range faces northeast, and is built of red English bond brick. The south-east range faces northwest, and is of red and ochre-coloured Flemish bond brick. Both ranges are single storeyed and originally had peg-tile roofs.Style Place brewery was established during the 1830s and was in production until 1905, and it is thought the stables were used to house the brewery dray horses. The stables have been converted into housing.