Stables About 70 Yards West Of Perrycroft Lodge

The stables, located about 70 yards west of Perrycroft Lodge, were built around 1900 by architect C F A Voysey. They feature a roughcast exterior, a 45-degree hipped swept slate roof, and a central gable. The building is single-storey with two windows, each containing three casements with nine panes, positioned on either side of ledged central stable doors that have strap hinges. The stables also have battered angle buttresses and a clock situated in the gable above the doors. Inside, there are three loose boxes made by Nassall and Singleton from Birmingham. This structure forms a group with the nearby coach-house, cottage, tack-room to the east, and stables to the north, as well as Perrycroft itself.