Stables About 35 Yards South West Of Charlton House Farmhouse

These stables, located about 35 yards southwest of Charlton House Farmhouse, date from the early 19th century. They are partly timber-framed with brick infill and feature a hipped roof on the southeast side. The other part is constructed of brick with a tiled roof and includes bull-nosed brick piers that may have been part of a former cart-shed. The timber-framed section has a three-bay layout with two doorways, one being a double door facing the farmyard, and a gable end door. Inside, there are two king post trusses. The brick section has a six-bay layout, with the northwest end bay containing a loft above, and each bay has a door to the farmyard. The interior features four raking strut trusses. This building is included for its group value.