Barn And Stables At Number 12-16

A barn and stables dating from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The building is constructed of coursed and squared rubble with dressed stone and brick detailing, and features pantile roofs; the barn roof is steeply pitched. It has a roughly L-shaped layout and extends over four bays wide by seven bays deep. The west gable of the barn is faced with brick and stone and incorporates external steps leading to a central door above. The south side has four ground-floor doors and three casement windows above. To the east are the stables, with four ground-floor doors alternating with slatted casement windows. To the right of the stables is a garage door, followed by two further doors.