Stable And Barn South-West Of Talbot Hotel

A barn and stable, likely dating from the late 18th century, stands south-west of the Talbot Hotel. The building is constructed of sandstone rubble, with a roof of stone slate and slate. The front wall features a wide entrance with a triangular head formed of two pieces of stone, incorporating a central key stone. To the right of this entrance is a small window with plain reveals. To the left is an outshut with an opening featuring a plain stone surround in its front wall, and a door framed by plain stone on the right-hand return wall. The right-hand gable wall has two chamfered doorways at ground floor level, and a similar doorway on the first floor which is now partly blocked. The rear wall displays a wide entrance with a head similar in design to that on the front wall.