Coach-House And Stables To The Old Rectory

The coach-house and stables to The Old Rectory, now used as a storehouse and garage, date from the early 19th century. They are constructed of pinkish-red brick in stretcher bond and feature a pantile roof. The building has a slightly advanced two-storey, single-bay center flanked by single-storey, two-bay wings. The central carriage entrance is marked by double plank doors set under an elliptical arch, with a plank pitching door above it, also under an elliptical arch. The gable center is adorned with two rows of brick copings. On the left side of the wings, there are two plank doors with divided overlights, while the right side features a similar door and an inserted double plank door with a small divided overlight. The wings are topped with hipped roofs.