Breamore station, 6 miles and 67 chains from Alderbury Junction, was located close to the centre of the village; to its south east on the road from Breamore to Woodgreen. This crossed the line via an over-bridge just to the north of the station. It consisted of a passing loop with two platforms, cattle loading dock, accessed by a lead close to the southern end of the up platform, and a single siding. The station building was located on the up platform and was a brick twin-gabled single storey with mono-pitch canopy. Also on the up platform, in front of the station building, was a 13 lever frame which replaced the original Type 1 signal box on 29 July 1930. The original box was located at the south end of the down platform. At the opposite end of the down platform was a timber waiting shelter. The station master's house was located across the station yard from the main station building. Both the station building and station master's house are extant; the former was restored in the late 2000s.