Stable Block At Fenny Hall

The stable block at Fenny Hall, likely built in the mid-19th century, features hammer-dressed stone and a hipped slate roof. The coach house is two storeys tall, with a central bay that slightly projects forward and is topped with a gable. It has double doors with a three-centred arch, two sash windows on the first floor, and a blind semi-circular lunette in the attic. There are also two circular oculi on the first floor flanking the central bay. To the west, there is a two-storey wing, and to the east, a one-storey stable wing, both featuring diagonally planked stable doors and windows with glazing bars. A wall at the south end encloses a courtyard that is paved with stone setts.