The Stalls

This is a 17th-century timber-framed barn converted in the 1860s into estate housing for Pull Court estate. The building is timber-framed with plaster and red brick facing, and has a plain tile roof. It features two large square ridge stacks with four shafts each. The front elevation has two dormers set between 19th-century gables, incorporating ornamental timber framing and plaster panels. The right-side gable is jettied, and there are two-light upper windows in the gables and three-light ground-floor windows. The central ground floor has been altered with a door flanked by windows. The rear elevation consists of red brick panels, two 19th-century gables, and two dormers between. The building is listed as a picturesque 19th-century adaptation of the original 17th-century timber-framed structure.