Barn And Stables Adjoining West Of Mill House

The barn and stables, located to the west of Mill House, date from the late 17th century to early 18th century. This three-bay structure features red brick gable ends with ventilation holes and a brick plinth, while the front and rear are made of boarded timber-frame. The center bay has large double cart doors, and the building is topped with a tiled roof that has gabled ends. Inside, there are tiebeams supported by jowled posts, along with queen-posts and collars. At the south end, there is a 19th-century brick extension that includes external stairs leading to a loft door. The adjoining stable building to the northeast is approximately contemporary, with a ground floor made of brick and modern garage doors, while the upper section features a boarded timber frame with a loft door. The timber framing is exposed in the gable end, with brick infill panels, and it also has a tiled roof.