Stables And Cider House About 10 Metres East Of Fields End

The stables and cider house, located about 10 metres east of Fields End, date from the mid-18th century. They are constructed of coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and are topped with a slate roof. The building is aligned north to south, with the stables situated at the northern end. The east front features two storeys on the right side and one storey on the left due to the rising slope. The cider house on the left has two three-light casement windows flanking a two-panel door, which is set beneath a stone lintel. To the right, there are three barrel openings with stone lintels leading to the cider cellar. The two-storey section has two three-light casement windows above two two-light casement windows. The wide entrance in the middle has a segmental head and ashlar dressings. Stable entrances are located on the west front.