Outbuildings To West Of The Stanton Arms

The outbuildings to the west of The Stanton Arms date from the early 19th century. They are constructed of red brick with brick dressings and have plain tile roofs, featuring stone coped gables and moulded kneelers on the two-storey building. The buildings form an L-shape, with a single-storey cowshed on the west side attached to the north of the taller barn. At the south end of the barn, there is a stable block that runs at right angles to it, with a loft above, and a smaller, later stable block attached to the east end. The cowshed has an open side facing into the yard, except for a short wall with a blocked four-centred arched door at the south end. The barn to the south features two four-centred arched doorcases with stable doors and diamond pattern breathers in between. The stable block to the east has two similar doors, with the western door having a 20th-century window on its west side, and the eastern door featuring a four-centred arched window on its western side. The small stables to the east have two segment-headed doorcases with flanking segment-headed windows. These outbuildings are included for their group value only.