Stable Block 30 Metres North East Of Park Place

The stable block located 30 metres northeast of Park Place was built around 1870. It is constructed of rendered brick and features a gabled slate roof. The building consists of three ranges, with a closing wall that is partially rendered and partially brick, and it includes original wooden gates with wrought iron filigree inset panels.

The main block is two storeys high and has a central rusticated semi-circular arch with a plain recess behind it. Above this is a pediment gable topped with a pyramidal hipped cupola and a clock. The first floor has four coupled casement windows, while the ground floor features two thermal windows that have keystones and bracketed cills. A plat band with a string course runs above, forming the cill of the first-floor windows. The ends of the building have boarded doors with transom lights.

On either side of the main block are one-storey coach houses that are positioned at right angles to it.