Former Stables At Ram'S Head Hotel

The former stables at the Ram's Head Hotel, built around 1840, are a two-storey rectangular building made of coursed buff sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings and a green slate roof, featuring two stone chimneys. The front has five bays, with the left two bays serving as stables that have plain stone doorcases and board doors, along with 30-pane sash windows above in plain reveals. The remaining three bays are coach houses, which are accessed through low elliptical arches, also with 30-pane sashes above. An external stone staircase on the right gable leads to the former ballroom on the first floor. There are four x-shaped iron tie plates at first floor level. The interior has no surviving features. This building was originally part of a courtyard of structures associated with the inn, but the other buildings have been demolished.