Stable At The Old Rectory (15M To West Of House)

The stable at The Old Rectory, located 15 meters to the west of the house, dates from the 18th century. It features a timber frame resting on a stuccoed sill, with dark weatherboarding and a steeply pitched roof made of black corrugated iron. There is a small gabled extension on the east side. This single-storey building has a loft and consists of three sections, facing east. The stable door in the middle leads to a two-stall stable, with a boarded and floored tack room in one bay and a coach house accessed through double doors in the north gable, which has a white pigeon loft above it. The hay loft extends through the roof space. Inside, the stable has a pitched pebble floor and old wooden stalls with a wooden corner manger.