Coach House And Stable And Garden Wall, At Number 110 (Norland House)

The coach house, stables, and garden wall at Number 110, known as Norland House, date from the late 18th century. They are constructed from narrow grey brick, similar to the front wall of the house, and feature a steeply pitched roof made of cement pantiles. The building consists of one storey and an attic, with one dormer added around 1975.

The central passageway has an elliptical arch with original double doors that are panelled and include a fanlight. This passageway is flanked by the coach house and stables, leading to a walled garden at the rear. To the right, there is another passageway that leads to a gardener's walk, which is separated from the walled garden by an 18th-century brick wall. The coach house and stables form one side of the courtyard and are included for their group value with the house. The coach house has been converted into a garage, while the stabling area remains intact.