Stables And Coach House To Honingham Hall

The stables and coach house to Honingham Hall, built in the 17th century, is a stable block constructed of red brick with a steeply-pitched pantile roof. It features a one-storey and attic design in an elongated 'H' plan, with crow-stepped gable ends on the cross wings. The windows are adorned with plastered brick mullions and transoms, and some retain leaded glazing. The openings on the south elevation have pediments, while those on the north display drip moulds. There are two circular windows on the west side with glazing bars. The north side has been much altered, featuring two double-door openings with segmental arches. A fine contemporary moulded doorframe is located in the north-west angle. To the north, there is a yard enclosed by a coped red brick boundary wall. This structure served as the former coach house for Honingham Hall, which has since been demolished.