Stable Block of 75 Metres East of Weeford House Farmhouse

The stable block, located 75 meters east of Weeford House Farmhouse, dates from the early 19th century and has some 20th-century alterations. It is constructed of red brick with a tiled roof featuring an eaves band. The south face is two stories high and consists of a layout of 3:3:1:3:3 bays, most of which are blind. The outer sections are wider and taller, featuring low rectangular openings on the first floor and segmental-headed openings on the ground floor. The inner bays are more closely spaced, with square openings on the first floor and round arches on the ground floor, including central segmental-headed doorways. There is a slight break to the square central pavilion, which rises to the eaves at the ridge level of the adjoining sections and is topped with a pyramidal roof that has a timber dovecote. The south face displays raised bands and a central recess in the brickwork. Additionally, there is a round arch opening on the first floor above a segmental-headed cart entry that has boarded doors.