Stables About 75 Yards Northwest Of Perrycroft Lodge

Stables built around 1900, likely by C F A Voysey, located approximately 75 yards northwest of Perrycroft Lodge. The stables are constructed of painted brick with green slate roofs that are partly half-hipped, designed in an 'L' shape. They are one storey tall with an attic in the western section. The windows are arranged between four sets of stable doors, consisting of three groups of three six-pane windows, one six-pane window, and two six-pane pivoted windows. The western part features three entrances: a full-height carriage door on the left, a stable door on the right with a pitching hole above, and three stable doors on the eastern side. All stable doors are fitted with strap hinges. These stables form a group with the nearby stables to the west, along with the coach-house, cottage, tack room, and Perrycroft.