Old Stable At Little Hyde Hall Farm On North Side Of First Yard From Road

The Old Stable at Little Hyde Hall Farm, located on the north side of the first yard from the road, is a 17th century building that has undergone some later alterations. This small structure features a composite design with weatherboarded timber framing and a brick base, topped with a gabled roof now covered in asbestos. The building includes heavy timber framing with a diagonal brace in the eastern part, which has a steeper pitch to the roof on the north side. There is a blocked door centrally located on the south side, while the entrance has been relocated to the west gable. A 19th century window has been inserted into the loft opening on the east side. This interesting structure is listed for its group value.