Stable wing adjoining Church Farmhouse to west

The stable wing adjoining Church Farmhouse to the west dates from around 1600 and the late 17th century, with some early and mid-19th century partial re-facing and additions. It is timber framed, featuring a sandstone plinth, white painted brick nogging, squared and coursed sandstone, red brick, and old tile roofs. The building is arranged in an L-plan with two framed bays at the front and the remains of one framed bay in the rear wing. It is a single storey structure.

The framing consists of square panels with straight braces, and there is a queen post truss with v-struts exposed in the left-hand gable end of the circa 1600 block. At the rear, there are two gabled eaves dormers and an off-centre ridge stack to the right. A central carriage entrance is present, and there is an early 19th century battlemented parapet gable end at the rear, which features recessed blank straight-sided arches. The early 19th century alterations are stylistically similar to other buildings in the area associated with George Durant the younger, who died in 1844, of Tong Castle.