Pentlow Tower Stable Block To Left Of Drive Entrance And Approximately 100 Metres South Of House

The stable block at Pentlow Tower, built around 1900 for Rev. Bull, is located to the left of the drive entrance and approximately 100 meters south of the house. It is constructed of red brick and features a red tiled roof. The building includes a gabled crosswing on the right, which has a part-glazed loft door and a small paned pivot window on the ground floor. The left range has recessed, part small paned glazed doors to the right and two double doors to the left. The brickwork is inscribed with "FEPB. CCB. 1900. CCB. REB." At the top, the ridge is adorned with a bell cote that has a lead roof, four intact bells, red hanging tiles at the base, and round heads on the timber supports. This stable block is noted for its elaborate bell cote and is part of a group of buildings.