Stables And Coach House At Culham Court

The stables and coach house at Culham Court, built around the late 18th century, are constructed of painted red brick and feature a clay plain tile hipped roof. The building has a rectangular plan with the coach houses located on the south side and consists of a single storey with a loft. The south front has seven bays and includes round-headed coach house doorways with imposts and sliding doors, with the left two doorways being blind. A brick impost moulding runs around the other elevations, where Diocletian windows can be found above the impost. The east side features a tall segmental-headed sash window with glazing bars at its center. The north elevation is recessed in the center and has a later chimney stack in the left angle, along with gabled dormers. The roof over the west range is missing. Inside, there are cast-iron loose-boxes in the west range.