Outbuildings Attached To North-East Of Nesbit Cottage

The outbuildings attached to the north-east of Nesbit Cottage are stables, a store, and a granary, built around 1870. They are constructed from painted dressed stone with ashlar quoins and surrounds. The structure is a single range divided into three sections, featuring a two-storey central section flanked by single-storey sections.

On the left, the single-storey store has a plank door set in a chamfered surround. The two-storey tack room, which includes a granary above, features a plank door and two 4-pane windows with chamfered surrounds on the ground floor. An external stone stair leads to a similar granary door above, accompanied by two half-slatted windows to the left.

To the right, the single-storey stables have two stable doors and two half-slatted windows. The building is topped with a gabled roof that includes kneelers, ridged and roll-moulded coping, and a square corniced end stack.