Coach House Range To West Of Birling Manor

The building is a coach-house, stable, and pigsty located to the west of Birling Manor, dating from the early 19th century. It is constructed of squared stone with cut dressings and features a Welsh slate roof. The taller coach-house on the left has two sets of boarded doors; one set is located under a segmental arch and the other under a timber lintel. Above these doors is a boarded loft window set in a chamfered surround, and the building has coped gables.

To the left, there is a pent outbuilding with a boarded door. The right side features a stable with boarded double doors under a timber lintel, positioned to the right of an 8-pane sash window and a chamfered slit vent. At the far right, there is a pent pigsty with a small attached yard.

The rear elevation of the coach-house displays an 8-pane Yorkshire sash window with a timber lintel and a corbelled-out corniced stack. This structure is included for its group value with Birling Manor.