Stable/Granary Range On West Side Of Foldyard Approximately 30 Metres North-West Of Church Farmhouse

The stable and granary range, built in 1856 by S S Teulon for the Crown Commissioners, is located on the west side of the foldyard, approximately 30 metres north-west of Church Farmhouse. It is constructed of banded orange-brown and red brick and features a pantile roof. The building has a rectangular plan, with a central low two-storey, two-bay stable/granary flanked by single-storey four-bay stables, forming the west side of the foldyard.

On the west side, the central section includes three ground-floor two-light casements and two first-floor board doors, while the flanking ranges have a single row of pipe breathers below the eaves. The eaves are stepped, and there is tumbled-in brickwork at the gables. The right return features double board doors beneath a segmental pointed arch, and the left return has a board door beneath a segmental arch. The east side has a series of segmental-headed doors and hatches, which have not been fully investigated. This building is part of a series of mid-19th century Crown estate structures designed by Teulon and is included for its group value.