Coach House, Wall, And Gateways On North At Haverfield

The coach house, wall, and gateways at Haverfield, located on the north side of No. 34, date from the 18th century. The coach house is constructed of red brick and stands two storeys high, featuring a hipped slate roof and a square wooden cupola that has dove openings on the east side and is louvred on the west side, topped with a dome and wind vane. There is a lower extension with a hipped roof on the east side. The east facade has double doors with a loft door above, as well as a single central door that includes a fanlight. The north end faces Langley Hill and is accompanied by a boundary wall made of uncoursed knapped flint with a red brick plinth band. The yard features rusticated stone piers and wooden gates, with additional gates leading to the house further east.