Coach House To North West Of The Old Rectory

The coach house located to the north-west of The Old Rectory is now used as garages and stores. It is dated 1773 on a brick by the main entrance. The building is constructed of brick, featuring English bond in the gable and Flemish bond elsewhere, with grey headers and red stretchers. It has a tiled gabled roof and a rectangular plan with a cross gable to the west. The structure is one storey with a loft, and it has a dog-toothed brick cornice at the eaves on the west gable, which is surrounded by a small brick platform that supports a carved stone urn. The west elevation includes a gable to the left above the main entrance, flanked by windows with cambered heads. There is one window in the gable above the entrance, along with a further entrance and window to the right.