Coach House And Stables Immediately South East Of Beamhurst Hall

The coach house and stables, located immediately southeast of Beamhurst Hall, date from the early 19th century. Constructed of red brick, the building features a hipped slate roof and stands two storeys high with five bays. There is a slight central break adorned with a band and a pediment that contains a false clock in an oculus. The structure includes a lunette and a segmental-headed coachway with double doors that have decorative hingework. On either side of the central section are two-bay wings, each with central stable doors and pitching eyes above, flanked by fixed light windows. The ground floor windows are wide, two-light designs with segmental heads, while the first floor features smaller three-light windows, all with small pane glazing bars. Inside, the building has a king post roof with machine-cut members.