The Coach House

The Coach House is an early to mid-19th century stable block, later converted into a house. Constructed primarily of gault brick with stucco dressings and a slate roof, it features a prominent central section with an open pediment and banded brick pilasters. The first floor incorporates a stained-glass roundel set within an arched tabernacle surround. A painted wood floor band is present, and the ground floor has been restored. Lower side blocks flank the central section, each with three banded brick pilasters and three ground-floor arches featuring shell-pattern leaded fanlights. A floor band and upper level are distinguished by two blind oval panels on each side. The central gable is topped by obelisk-shaped banded brick chimneys on the right-hand side. The side elevations incorporate full-height blank arches within banded brick surrounds.